13th Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference

The 13th Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference is a premier event dedicated to advancing the field of electronic discovery. Organized by the University of Florida Levin College of Law, this conference brings together legal professionals, technologists, and industry experts to explore the latest developments and best practices in e-discovery.

The conference covers a wide array of topics, including the analysis of modern data sources such as Microsoft 365, Slack, mobile devices, and cloud platforms. Sessions delve into the admissibility of AI-generated evidence, ethical considerations, and effective communication strategies to maintain momentum without adding risk. Practical workshops provide attendees with adaptable references, playbooks, case-law snapshots, mock demonstrations, and checklists tailored to various facts, policies, and jurisdictions.

In addition to informative sessions, the conference offers numerous networking opportunities. Attendees can participate in virtual connection roundtables, sponsor-hosted breakout rooms, and an off-campus reception for in-person participants. Notable speakers include Dawson Horn, President and Co-Founder of the Network for Excellence in Tech Law, and Hon. Paul Grimm (ret.), who will share invaluable judicial perspectives on data, advocacy, and accountability.

This conference is ideal for legal professionals, including attorneys, paralegals, legal operations personnel, and litigation support specialists, as well as technologists involved in e-discovery. Whether new to the field or seasoned experts, attendees will gain practical insights, enhance their skills, and connect with peers to stay at the forefront of e-discovery practices.