Georgetown Law's 16th Annual Advanced eDiscovery Institute

Georgetown Law's 16th Annual Advanced eDiscovery Institute is a two-day conference organized by the Office of Executive and Continuing Legal Education. The event brings together federal judges, eDiscovery experts, and legal professionals to discuss the latest developments in electronic discovery and data privacy.

The conference features sessions on privacy legislation, the impact of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), self-destructing messaging apps, mobile forensics, government investigations, and emerging ethical challenges in eDiscovery. Keynote speaker David E. McCraw, Deputy General Counsel of The New York Times, will address how digital tools are shaping coverage of big data stories.

Attendees will have opportunities to network with peers, engage with thought leaders, and participate in discussions on cutting-edge topics in eDiscovery and data privacy. The event is designed for legal professionals seeking to stay informed about advancements in electronic discovery and data protection.

The conference is ideal for eDiscovery practitioners, litigators, corporate counsel, and legal professionals interested in data privacy and emerging technologies. Participants will gain valuable insights into current trends and best practices in the field.