Name: “Apple’s New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery”
Start: 2022-11-04T17:00:00Z
End: 2022-11-04T17:59:05.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

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As investigations evolve and the amount of data involved increases, backlogs grow. For forensic investigators, finding specific and relevant evidence from that mass of data takes skill and experience. This webinar will teach you how to master and optimize the processing options by:

Using field mode to quickly triage
Turning off specific processing options
Using features, like new column sets in FTK rather than index search
Creating processing profiles that can be used again

Speaker: Dan Sumpter, Senior Instructor, Exterro

Work smarter, not harder: Optimize your system for faster forensic processing

February 14th is for lovers – of unique and interesting eDiscovery case law disputes! Our February 2023 monthly webinar of cases covered by the eDiscovery Today blog discusses six disputes including declaration of a deposition location as via Zoom, motion to compel disclosure of search terms, authentication of Wayback Machine evidence (again), possession, custody and control of vendor records, discovery of ESI from an “apex custodian” and adverse inference sanctions regarding ESI in Basecamp!

Join Doug Austin, Editor of eDiscovery Today, Mary Mack, CEO of EDRM, Tom O’Connor, Director of Gulf Legal Technology Center, and Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.), Senior Counsel at DLA Piper as they discuss important rulings that may impact how you conduct discovery in the future. Topics to be addressed include:

+ Declaring a Deposition Location as “Via Zoom Video Conference”
+ Motion to Compel Disclosure of Search Terms
+ Authentication of Wayback Machine Evidence
+ Possession, Custody and Control of Vendor Records
+ Discovery of ESI from an “Apex Custodian”
+ Adverse Inference Sanctions Regarding Basecamp ESI
 
Expert Presenters:
Doug Austin, Editor, eDiscovery Today
Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist, EDRM
Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.), Senior Counsel at DLA Piper
Tom O’Connor, Director, Gulf Legal Technology Center

Important eDiscovery Case Law Decisions for February 2023

Beginning with eDiscovery sanctions leading to default on the merits, then trials on damages and later, ethics violations, the attorneys representing Alex Jones and Infowars opened a pandora’s box when, among other ethics violations, medical records from one case were given to attorneys in another case.  Join the Hon. Ron Hedges (ret.), David R. Cohen and Mary Mack as they review the charges and disposition in both Texas and Connecticut with practice pointers on how to produce more safely and to mitigate ethics challenges.

Ripped from the Headlines: Ethics Charges for Alex Jones’ Attorneys

EDRM has just introduced a brand new “Special Masters and Discovery Mediators Bench Book” with participation from many judges and special masters. We will provide a link to download the Bench book for attendees.
Expert presenters:
Jay Yelton, Counsel, Warner Norcross + Judd
Dr. Maura R. Grossman, Professor and E-Discovery Lawyer and Special Master, University of Waterloo
Hon. Kristen Mix, US Magistrate Judge, D. Colorado
Hon. Andrew Peck (ret.), Senior Counsel, DLA Piper
Hon. Iain D. Johnston, US District Judge - Northern District of Illinois
 
 Learn more about: 
1. The role of special masters and discovery mediators and how they are helpful to the court
 
2. Parties in litigation
 
3. The efficient administration of justice

The 411 on Special Masters and Discovery Mediators

"Join us for a unique and informative presentation on the basics of Chat GPT AI for e-discovery. Our star panelist, "The Dude" Chat GPT, a cutting-edge language model, will explain its capabilities and potential applications in the legal field. Ralph Losey, a human e-discovery expert, will serve as the moderator, guiding the discussion on how Chat GPT can assist in tasks such as document review and summarization, as well as its limitations and ethical considerations. This presentation is a must-attend for eDiscovery lawyers and techs, as well as anyone interested in the intersection of AI and the legal industry. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Chat GPT itself!"

The Basics of Chat GPT AI for eDiscovery Lawyers and Technicians

Tune in to engage in a 30-minute interactive webinar-style discussion with renowned eDiscovery and data science experts from OpenText, Tom Gricks, Sr. Principal Consultant, Recon Investigations, and Dr. Jeremy Pickens, Chief Data Scientist, Conga. 

From the dangers of fixating on marginal costs when selecting an eDiscovery platform and the hard truths about portable TAR models to the merits of taking an investigative approach to document review, Tom and Jeremy will reveal the inconvenient truth: the good, the bad and the ugly in eDiscovery.  

A photomosaic reminds us that perspective is critical; an approach that is too myopic causes us to mistakenly believe we know what we are seeing, while losing sight of the true bigger picture. As Judge Francis discussed in his recent Report & Recommendation (In Re Diisocyanates Antitrust Litigation), however, a TAR validation requires consideration of the full picture. In this episode, we will look at the various independent components that comprise a TAR validation, and the various ways to piece together those components to build the entire, integrated validation picture.

Tom & Jeremy Show: Episode 8:   Photomosaics and the Bigger Picture

2022 may be done with us, but we’re not done with unique and interesting 2022 eDiscovery case law disputes! Our January 2023 monthly webinar of cases covered by the eDiscovery Today blog discusses six disputes from last year including production of scanner data in unpaid overtime dispute, waiver of privilege by former clients of a defendant law firm, the use of “law of the case” doctrine to object to a request for sanctions, specificity in responding to a motion to compel on search terms, custody and control of BYOD devices and expedited discovery request in stolen cryptocurrency claim to identify John Doe defendant!

Join Doug Austin, Editor of eDiscovery Today, Mary Mack, CEO of EDRM, Tom O’Connor, Director of Gulf Legal Technology Center, and Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.), Senior Counsel at DLA Piper as they discuss important rulings that may impact how you conduct discovery in the future. Topics to be addressed include:

+ Production of Scanner Data in Unpaid Overtime Dispute
+ Waiver of Privilege by Former Clients of a Defendant Law Firm
+ Use of “Law of the Case” Doctrine to Object to a Sanctions Request
+ Authentication of Wayback Machine Evidence
+ Custody and Control of BYOD Devices
+ Expedited Discovery Request in Stolen Cryptocurrency Claim
 
Expert Presenters:
Doug Austin, Editor, eDiscovery Today
Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist, EDRM
Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.), Senior Counsel at DLA Piper
Tom O’Connor, Director, Gulf Legal Technology Center

Important eDiscovery Case Law Decisions for January 2023

Cloud based workplace applications are growing in popularity among employees and are drastically changing how companies communicate internally.  Where data, especially sensitive data, is stored can be anywhere from Office 365, Slack, or Google workspace.

The amount of data is growing at a rate that is faster than what IT and systems administrators can keep up with. 

69% of employees note that the number of business applications they use at work has increased in the past two years. 

Is your company equipped to handle the ever-changing workplace environment? 

Join Ashley Hernandez, VP of Product at Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions, as she showcases the latest in Cellebrite’s remote collection suite of capabilities: collecting data from cloud workplace applications like Office365, Google Workspace, Slack and Box, all in one tool.

This webinar will highlight how corporate investigators and eDiscovery professionals can:

• Collect data from the fastest growing cloud collaboration applications like Office365, Google Workspace, Slack and Box, all in one tool.
• Login to a single source for workplace app collection without logging into every app and pulling data from multiple sources for every employee
• Utilize a single unified collection workflow for computer, mobile and workplace cloud applications without the need to purchase multiple tools for different types of collections – a solution unique to Cellebrite’s enterprise solution capabilities



Ashley Hernandez - VP of Product with Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions

Ashley Hernandez is the Vice President of Product for Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions and has worked in digital forensics for over 15 years. She has taught and certified investigators in digital forensics and security topics and is a frequent speaker at many digital forensics conference all over the world.

How to Simplify Workplace App Collections with Endpoint Inspector

Summary: Change is the one constant in cybersecurity: adversaries, tactics, threat surfaces, geopolitical shifts - it all demands an “unblinking eye” to defend your interests. Join our former Assistant General Counsel to the FBI and US Air Force Professor of Cyberwarfare as we share insights and discuss how to prepare for the year to come.

Cyber Nostradamus - What Awaits in 2023?

Join EDRM and eDiscovery Today to learn the results of the 3rd Annual eDiscovery Today State of the Industry Report Survey and join in the discussion with Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist and Doug Austin, Editor, eDiscovery Today.
The survey was designed to poll global eDiscovery professionals throughout the industry and get their experiences on a variety of topics designed to inform and educate the industry on these trends overall. 
The survey consisted of ten questions, plus one sponsor bonus question. The questions related to the following topics:

• Remote Work From Home (WFH) vs. In Office Work
• The State of Legal Technology In-Person Conferences
• Use of Predictive Coding Technologies and Approaches
• Discovery From Mobile Devices
• Discovery From Collaboration Apps
• Use Cases for eDiscovery Technology and Workflows
• Biggest eDiscovery Related Trends for 2023
• The eDiscovery Challenge That Not Enough People Are Talking About
Industry Report in January 2023.  It will also include observations from selected thought leaders about these topics as well!  
Join Mary and Doug to discuss this report, which is FREE to anyone who follows eDiscovery Today via email.

3rd Annual eDiscovery Today State of the Industry Report 2022 Survey Results

“Yes, excessive automation at Tesla was a mistake. To be precise, my mistake. Humans are underrated.” 
- Elon Musk, April 13, 2018

Musk’s words will resonate with anyone working in an industry where technology and automation seem to be taking over at staggering rates. As humans have managed to pass along tedious computations and repetitive, algorithmic processes to machines, this trend applies to just about every industry these days, including eDiscovery. But like any technology-assisted endeavor, an efficient and successful eDiscovery process is the perfect marriage between humans and machines. 

We need both computers and humans to achieve successful business outcomes. Computers provide the speed, accuracy, and processing power needed to handle large amounts of data quickly and efficiently. Humans provide the strategic thinking, creativity, and interpersonal skills needed to make decisions, solve problems, and communicate effectively.

The bottom line: AI is meant to complement human intelligence, not replace it. Managing complex decision-making processes, problem-solving, and the ability to analyze and understand the true meaning of trends and patterns will forever lie within the most complex organism we know: the human brain. 

This webinar will explore the interplay between people and computers. As eDiscovery service providers become increasingly focused on what powerful software can offer, we want to shift our attention to the people who hold true expertise and generate meaningful results.

Are Humans Underrated in eDiscovery?

We all use AI and machine-learning algorithms in our daily lives, including for various legal use cases. But do we understand how those algorithms work? Are they explainable, and do they need to be? Are they trained to be fair and unbiased? Do we know how they are used to track information about us (even without our knowledge or consent)? Do we, as legal professionals, understand current and emerging ethical rules, guidelines, and other regulations for using them?
 
This webinar will discuss key considerations for using AI and machine-learning algorithms in legal use cases, and how to address them. Topics will include:
 
+ AI Legal Use Cases Over the Years
+ Acceptance of AI and Machine Learning in the Legal Community
+ The Challenge of Bias in AI Algorithms
+ Use of AI Algorithms in Criminal Law
+ Privacy Considerations and AI
+ Using AI in the Practice of Law
+ Questions to Ask Vendors About Their AI Products

Join industry experts:
Doug Austin, Editor, eDiscovery Today
Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist, EDRM
Dr. Maura R. Grossman, Research Professor, University of Waterloo, Canada and eDiscovery Lawyer/Consultant/Expert/Special Master
Tom O’Connor, Director, Gulf Legal Technology Center

Ethics and Explainability of AI Algorithms in Legal Use Cases

Document review remains the most costly and time-consuming aspect of the e-discovery process, sometimes reaching above 70% of overall costs and leading to unpredictable project budgets. What are we doing to change this? What can be done? Do we hold on to processes from the past or is there a new path forward?

Register for this webast to get answers to these questions:
• Insight from practitioners on where legal departments are headed with document review and what they are looking for in their teams 
• What legal professionals identify as the primary pain points associated with document review today 
• What legal teams recognize as the biggest barriers to advanced technology adoption
Speakers:
Michael Quartararo, President of ACEDS & Professional Development, ACEDS
Christi McGowan, Director of Legal Operations, Exterro

From the Front Lines: The Current and Future State of Document Review

In the past two years, the scope and volume of data that needs to be collected has evolved quicker than ever before. Corporations are continuously looking for the most effective and efficient ways to stay on top of the challenges that come with data in an era of bring your own device policies, hybrid and remote workforces, an increased focus on employee’s data privacy, and a proliferation of communications channels across many devices.
As the devices and collaboration platforms that employees use change, the approach to collecting data generated on emerging devices and platforms grows increasingly complex as a result. Understanding this ever-changing collection landscape is essential for legal and litigation technology professionals as modern data increases in volume in discovery.
Join us for a panel discussion where industry leaders from Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions, Ernst & Young, and Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati reflect on the top trends and challenges in corporate investigations throughout 2022, lessons learned, how the landscape is evolving, and what to expect in 2023.
 
About our Panel:
 Monica Harris
Product Business Manager
Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions
 
Joe Pochron
Digital Forensics & Insider Threat Lead
Forensic & Integrity Services, Ernst & Young
 
Adam Jurist
eDiscovery Counsel and Department Lead
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Top Trends in Corporate Investigations and What to Expect in 2023

Is this you? I Don’t know what eDiscovery is and at this point I’m too afraid to ask!
You’ve seen it in the news, you heard about it from your techy paralegal, but you’ve never really put much thought into eDiscovery - and now you’re too afraid to admit that you have no idea what it is. Join us for a basic introduction to eDiscovery concepts and the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) to learn how being proactive about legal technology and eDiscovery can save you time, money, and improve your outcomes. This webinar will explain common tech jargon, the rules & standards of eDiscovery, and how to identify, preserve, collect, process, review, analyze, produce & present your evidence.

Expert Presenter:
Jennifer Resnicke:
Jennifer earned her CEDs credential in 2016 and has been providing eDiscovery and litigation services for Herrig & Vogt, a boutique civil litigation firm in the greater Sacramento area, since 2014. The firm handles Construction litigation & complex general civil litigation, as well as Family Law, Estate & Probate, Real Estate, and Personal Injury.
Jennifer was a Culler Award Nominee for eDiscovery Innovation by Logikcull in 2021, has been a member of Women in eDiscovery since 2016, and is joining the board of the San Francisco chapter of Women in eDiscovery this fall. She is a graduate of CSU, Chico with a BA in News Editorial Journalism and enjoys teaching eDiscovery 101.

eDiscovery 101- Understanding the Basic Concepts

Recorded live on E-Discovery Day 2022, it's only fitting that we look back over the year that's coming to an end and review the most important e-discovery case law rulings of the year. Join Doug, Mary, Tom, and Judge Peck for a lively discussion that will cover the key lessons you need to know for your e-discovery cases in 2023.

Webcast Speakers:
Doug Austin, Founder and Editor, eDiscovery Today
Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist, EDRM
Tom O'Connor, Director, Gulf Legal Technology Center
Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.), Senior Counsel, DLA Piper
The panelists will discuss the following:
-The most important e-discovery case rulings of the year
-Implications for legal teams and e-discovery professionals
-Perspectives from both the bench and the bar

The 7 Most Important E-Discovery Cases of 2022

CAL… SAL… SPL… TAR 1.0… TAR 2.0… (and even TAR 3.0)…. Our eDiscovery practice is full of acronyms with no apparent, simple way to discern their meaning or application. Join us for an explanation of these often confusing terms, a discussion of the most appropriate and advantageous use cases, and (from our previous episodes) the latest “squirrel” that might provide the “false illusion” of effective control over a TAR review.

The Tom & Jeremy Show Episode 7: Alphabet Soup

Throughout the past few years, the way employees communicate with each other has changed forever.
69% of employees note that the number of business applications they use at work has increased during the pandemic.
Desk phones, LAN lines and even VOIP have become technologies of the past workplace environment as employees turn to cloud applications on their computers and phones to collaborate with each other in today’s workplace environment.
Whether it’s conversations in Teams, file uploads in Slack chats, or confidential documents stored in Office 365, the amount of data stored and where it is stored, is growing quicker than IT and systems administrators can keep up with.
Corporate investigators and eDiscovery professionals need to seamlessly collect relevant data from cloud sources and accelerate the time to investigative and discovery review.
With the latest from Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions and their remote collection suite of capabilities, investigators and legal technologists can benefit from secure collection with targeted capabilities for the most used cloud workplace applications.
Join Monica Harris, Product Business Manager at Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions, as she showcases how investigators can:
•      Manage multiple cloud collections through a web interface
•      Cull data prior to collection to save time and money by gaining these valuable insights of the data available
•      Collect data from the fastest growing cloud collaboration applications like Office365, Google Workspace, Slack and Box
•      Login to a single source for workplace app collection without logging into every app and pulling data from multiple sources for every employee
•      Utilize a single unified collection workflow for computer, mobile and workplace cloud applications without the need to purchase multiple tools for different types of collections – a solution unique to Cellebrite’s enterprise solution capabilities

Tips and Tricks: Data Collection for Cloud Workplace Applications

Nelson Mullins Partner Jarrett Coco and E-Discovery Collection Specialists Colin Duncan and Michael Scholz will outline new messaging features in iOS16, including the ability to edit and recall text messages and the ability to recover deleted text messages, and discuss what these new features mean for e-discovery professionals, why they are important, and what the profession can expect to see next.

“Apple’s New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery”

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