13th Annual ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery Conference
by Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University
The 13th Annual ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery, Law and Technology Conference is a premier event organized by the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in collaboration with Michael Arkfeld, a renowned expert in electronic discovery. This conference brings together leading jurists, attorneys, technologists, and industry experts to explore the rapidly evolving landscape of eDiscovery and legal technology.
Attendees can expect in-depth sessions covering topics such as artificial intelligence, data governance, privacy, cybersecurity, and information management. The conference provides practical, hands-on guidance tailored for litigators, investigators, corporate counsel, and legal technologists, ensuring participants are equipped to navigate the shifting regulatory and technological landscapes.
Beyond the educational sessions, the event offers robust networking opportunities, allowing attendees to connect with innovators who are shaping the future of law and technology. Notable speakers include Judge Schlegel, who will deliver a keynote on the role of AI in the courts, and a panel of esteemed judges discussing the impact of AI on judicial processes.
This conference is ideal for legal professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of eDiscovery and legal technology. Whether new to the field or seasoned practitioners, attendees will gain valuable insights and tools to support their practice in an increasingly digital world.
Speakers(20)
Alex Goth
Alex Goth was a panelist in the 'eDiscovery Tools - GenAI vs TAR vs search terms vs combos' session, discussing the effectiveness of various eDiscovery tools and methodologies.
Amy Sellars
Amy Sellars moderated the panel on 'Custodial Interviews in the Age of Collaboration,' exploring strategies for conducting effective interviews in collaborative environments.
Andrea D'Ambra
Andrea D'Ambra moderated the panel on 'eDiscovery Tools - GenAI vs TAR vs search terms vs combos,' exploring the effectiveness of various eDiscovery tools and methodologies.
Brian Morrison
Brian Morrison served as a moderator for the panel on 'Deepfakes and the Law,' guiding discussions on the challenges of authenticity, ethics, and admissibility in the age of synthetic media.
Cristin Traylor
Cristin Traylor moderated the panel on 'Privacy – What is Privacy and How Do We Protect It,' focusing on corporate surveillance and privacy protection strategies.
Jacksy Bilsborrow
Co-chair, Environmental, Toxic Tort & Consumer Protection group
James (Jacksy) Bilsborrow is co-chair of the Environmental, Toxic Tort & Consumer Protection group, representing victims of environmental contamination, toxic exposure, and defective products in complex litigation nationwide.
Judge Gates
Judge Gates participated in the judicial panel, sharing perspectives on the role of AI in the courts and its effect on legal proceedings.
Judge Goddard
Judge Goddard was a panelist in the judicial panel, discussing the integration of AI in the courts and its implications for the judiciary.
Judge Memmott
Judge Memmott was a panelist in the judicial panel, discussing the adoption of AI in the courts and its influence on the legal landscape.
Judge Rodriguez
Judge Rodriguez participated in the judicial panel, providing insights into the role of AI in the courts and its impact on the legal system.
Maria Salacuse
Assistant General Counsel for Technology at Office of General Counsel, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Maria Salacuse serves as the Assistant General Counsel for Technology at the EEOC, focusing on legal technology and eDiscovery matters.
Mark Sidoti
Director, Business & Commercial Litigation & Co-Chair, E-Discovery Task Force at Gibbons P.C.
Mark Sidoti is the Director of Business & Commercial Litigation and Co-Chair of the E-Discovery Task Force at Gibbons P.C., specializing in eDiscovery and litigation strategies.
Matt Stamm
Matt Stamm delivered the keynote address at the 13th Annual ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery Conference, focusing on the challenges of authenticity, ethics, and admissibility in the age of synthetic media.
Michael Arkfeld
Michael Arkfeld provided welcome and introductory remarks at the conference, setting the stage for discussions on eDiscovery and legal technology.
Michael Blank
Michael Blank was a panelist in the 'Custodial Interviews in the Age of Collaboration' session, discussing best practices for conducting interviews in collaborative settings.
Paul McVoy
Paul McVoy was a panelist discussing 'Deepfakes and the Law,' focusing on the challenges of authenticity, ethics, and admissibility in the age of synthetic media.
Shawn Cheadle
Shawn Cheadle was a panelist in the 'Custodial Interviews in the Age of Collaboration' session, discussing strategies for conducting interviews in collaborative settings.
Steve Davis
Vice President of Forensics and Investigations at Purpose Legal
Steve Davis is the Vice President of Forensics and Investigations at Purpose Legal, specializing in eDiscovery strategies for mobile devices and social media.
Tessa Jacobs
Tessa Jacobs participated as a panelist in the 'Deepfakes and the Law' session, addressing issues related to authenticity, ethics, and admissibility in synthetic media.
Tom Morrissey
Tom Morrissey participated as a panelist in the 'Custodial Interviews in the Age of Collaboration' session, sharing insights on effective interview techniques in collaborative environments.
Event Details
- Date
- March 30-31, 2025
- 2 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Phoenix, United States
- Beus Center for Law & Society, Room 544
- Pricing
- $199
- Audience
- Legal professionals, including litigators, investigators, corporate counsel, and legal technologists.
- CLE Credits
- Up to 9 hours toward the annual CLE requirement for the State Bar of Arizona.
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