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Many legal teams struggle with the discovery process involving proper handling of their client’s evidence. They may not understand the ramifications of inappropriate treatment of electronic records that will be produced to opposing parties. This material will focus on best practices for collecting, organizing, storing and working with discovery documents electronically. This material will also have a heavy focus on the effective use of databases for managing and building your case. We will review collection plan methodology, preparing the documents for analysis, and review strategies for production and how to build your case using an electronic database.
 

Faculty will provide you with the fundamental aspects of preservation and spoliation, investigating and retrieving key evidence, and successfully gathering information from other parties.

Delve Into the Various Types of Trusts and Their Uses, Pros and Cons

How to execute a legal hold is an important consideration for virtually every filed or anticipated litigation or government investigation, but it is an evolving area of law with multiple pitfalls to avoid. The legal hold landscape has changed due to the Federal Rules amendments and new case law. For example, proportionality factors may now be considered in setting the scope of legal holds. You will learn legal considerations, best practices, and how to avoid the most common legal hold hazards.

Deepen Your Understanding of the Different Business Entities and Their Key Documents

A Practical Guide Filled With Intake, Drafting, Negotiation and Trial Tips

Avoid Mistakes That Can Land You and Your Attorney in Hot Water

Medical Record Requests, HIPAA Compliance, Sample Record Review, Organization and More

Efficiently assemble claim information and submit Social Security forms.