E-Discovery Seminar presented by Reed Smith & Exterro

The E-Discovery Seminar, presented by Reed Smith LLP and Exterro, is an interactive Continuing Legal Education (CLE) event focused on the evolving legal obligations surrounding the preservation and production of electronically stored information. This seminar is designed to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of e-discovery effectively.

Key topics covered include identifying and acting on preservation triggers, narrowing the scope of e-discovery early in a matter, avoiding over-preservation practices, and understanding and avoiding common causes of preservation and production failures. The seminar features insights from esteemed panelists, including U.S. Chief District Judge Joy Flowers Conti, David R. Cohen, Esq., Partner at Reed Smith LLP, and Scott Giordano, Esq., Corporate Technology Counsel at Exterro.

Attendees will benefit from practical guidance on ensuring compliance with existing and proposed civil procedure rules, as well as strategies to minimize risks associated with e-discovery processes. The event also offers opportunities for networking with peers and industry experts, enhancing professional connections and knowledge sharing.

This seminar is particularly beneficial for legal practitioners, in-house counsel, and compliance professionals seeking to stay abreast of best practices in e-discovery and to enhance their ability to manage electronic evidence effectively in litigation contexts.