The Legal Intelligencer...on Litigation, Information Law & E-Discovery " was co-sponsored by Thomson Reuters and the Electronic Discovery Institute, and accomplished with the help...
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...preservation and sanctions," the notes explain, "was sparked by the e-discovery panel at the Duke conference in May 2010. That panel discussion...
.... The National Institute of Standards and Technology announced its own security information sharing plan...
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...The Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute, held in December in Tysons Corner, Va., was an excellent conference...
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...the Latest Plaintiff Theories, Emerging Defense Strategies, E-Discovery and More" at the American Conference Institute's 15th National Conference on Consumer...
...three separate sessions at the ninth annual 2012 Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute, which wrapped up December 7 at The Ritz-Carlton Tysons Corner...
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...The ninth Annual Georgetown Law Advanced E-discovery Institute opened December 6 with a provocative keynote address from ...
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...in which firms are managing e-discovery work and whether there...firm. The Rand Institute for Civil Justice released a...
...technology skills. At a Thursday afternoon panel at the second annual E-Discovery Institute's 2012 Leadership Summit, held at the Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Ritz...
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