Electronic discovery audio conference: Central time. National Constitution Center.

SUMMARY

Once litigation is reasonably anticipated, one of the first actions a party must take is to implement a litigation hold. What role do you play in making sure document retention is being properly executed by both parties and what are the keys to preparing a flawless litigation hold? Join us of a 60-minute audio conference where you and your colleagues will discover:

• What to include and when to issue a litigation hold notice
• You are required to preserve: Now what?
• New Federal Laws and record retention: What you need to know
• What constitutes reasonable notice of a duty to preserve evidence?

Tuesday
November 27, 2007
1 p.m. - 2 p.m. (Eastern)
Please check your time zone for the correct local time.

Earn CLE Credits
A convenient, time-effective way to fulfill ongoing CLE requirements.

PROGRAM BENEFITS

This practical 60-minute, audio conference will provide you and your colleagues with the latest information from a litigation and document retention expert on how lawyers can properly respond to and issue litigation holds.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

• I Have Issued a Litigation Hold, Now What?
  • Develop an effective litigation hold plan
  • No nonsense tips to comply with the duty to preserve
  • Save time & cost: Keys to properly preserve electronic information
• Preservation Challenges: Data, Privilege, and Failure to Comply
  • How should data from voicemail, instant and text messaging be handled?
  • Are computerized files, websites and emails under the same obligations?
  • Rule 26(f) and privilege: What does it protect?
  • Spoliation: Consequences of failing to comply with a hold
• Litigation Holds: When to Issue & What to Do Once It’s In Place?
  • When is it necessary to issue a litigation hold?
  • Crafting a hold notice: What you should and should not include
  • What are the first steps to take on notice of a litigation hold?
  • Methods to ensure a preservation order is being followed
• LIVE Question and Answer Session - Have Your Specific Outsourcing Questions Answered!

SPEAKER

Jeff Fowler is a counsel at O’Melveny & Myers LLP and is one of the founders of the Electronic Discovery and Document Retention Practice. He has over 8 years of experience handling electronic discovery issues and is a frequent speaker at conferences and seminars involving electronic discovery issues. Some of his accomplishments include:

• Jeff advises clients on litigation preparedness, legal hold obligations, electronic data collection and production, and document retention and destruction policies.
• Mr. Fowler has authored “So You Want to Be A Producer: A Successful Document Production Starts with A Great Script and A Solid Cast,” The E-Discovery Standard (Spring Issue 2005), and The E-Discovery Special Report 2006.
• Jeff is a member of the Class Actions, Mass Torts, and Aggregated Litigation Practice at O’ Melveny & Myers LLP and has defended a variety of complex cases and class actions.

CLE CREDITS

Continuing Legal Education CLE credit is available for an additional $65 per person in states where teleconferences are accredited

(States currently NOT included: KS, OH)

PROGRAM MATERIALS

Program Materials will be provided approximately one week before the program date via email with PDF links. Please download the PDF files before the day of the program.

PRICING

$199 for live audio conference and program material

For this outstanding program we offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee if not satisfied.

PLEASE NOTE: Participation in the call is just $199.00 per phone line, allowing an unlimited number of people to listen. All materials must be retrieved from the Internet.

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