eDiscovery and Digital Evidence Conference and Symposium

The eDiscovery and Digital Evidence Conference and Symposium is an annual event that brings together leading federal and state judges, lawyers, practice support personnel, service providers, and other legal professionals. The conference focuses on best practices for effectively handling e-discovery technological and legal issues within corporate, government, or not-for-profit environments and during the course of litigation.

Key topics covered at the conference include the roles of various stakeholders in the eDiscovery process, strategies for reducing and analyzing data populations, preservation and collection of electronically stored information (ESI) from sources such as cell phones and social media, international eDiscovery considerations, ethics in eDiscovery to avoid sanctions, conducting meet and confer sessions, trending case law, preservation and proportionality, and advancements in predictive coding and prioritized review.

The event features a series of panels and sessions led by experts in the field, providing attendees with practical insights and strategies. Notable speakers have included Scott A. Kane, partner and co-chair of the Squire Sanders eDiscovery & Data Management team, and Robert E. Singleton, principal and director of Squire Sanders’ eDiscovery & Data Management. The conference also offers networking opportunities for professionals to connect and share experiences.

This conference is ideal for legal professionals involved in eDiscovery and digital evidence management, including attorneys, litigation support staff, and compliance officers. Attendees gain valuable knowledge on current trends, legal developments, and practical solutions to challenges in the field, enhancing their ability to manage eDiscovery processes effectively.