Experts to Share E-Discovery Strategies in Upcoming Webinar: Data Culling, Creating Productions, and Exchanging Formats

Coming up on the legal events calendar is a highly informative webinar – E-Discovery Back to Basics Part II, set for November 2nd, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm PDT. An expert panel is scheduled to share insights on key facets of e-discovery reachable for professionals involved in legal practice at some of the world’s largest corporations and law firms.

The online seminar will be moderated by Lisa Evenson of Harper Grey. Providing their expert input will be panelists Tiana Van Dyk of Epiq, Tania Moolla of Alexander Holburn, and Tracy Mettimano of Dentons. The panel will discuss and answer questions about critical topics in the realm of e-discovery such as culling data – both pre and post-processing, creating productions for lists of documents/Affidavits of Records, and formats of exchanging productions. Presented by the Association of Certified E-Discovery, this session promises to deliver significant value to anyone immersed in the legal technology and electronic discovery disciplines.

  1. Culling Data: E-discovery often involves sifting through enormous amounts of data to locate pertinent information. The panel will discuss strategies for reducing the volume of data involved in a case, both before and after it is processed.
  2. Creating Productions: The methodologies for generating productions for lists of documents as well as affidavits of records will be discussed, providing participants with a better understanding of these complex procedures.
  3. Exchanging Productions: The panel will delve into the formats used for exchanging productions, a topic that has sparked considerable debate in the field due to variations in accessibility and compatibility considerations related to e-discovery platforms and tools.

The wealth of collective knowledge and expertise possessed by this panel of e-discovery professionals guarantees a productive and educational session. Legal practitioners across different arenas stand to gain much from their valuable insights into these essential facets of e-discovery.