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Description:
E-discovery professionals are used to handling document productions for the firm's outside clients. Records and information governance professionals know how to manage the firm's own documents. What happens when the functions collide and you need to produce your own law firm's documents? Law firms have special concerns and use special software that may complicate document production procedures. Our speakers will discuss best practices for legal holds, custodian interviews, collections, privilege reviews and productions to reduce the pain involved when your own firm is in litigation.
Speakers:
Samantha Lofton is the Director of Records Information, Risk Management and Practice Support at Ice Miller, responsible for the firm's information governance program and relevant staff. She oversees information management issues relating to litigation support, electronic data discovery, records, retention, risk management/compliance, docketing, new business intake/ conflicts, imaging and electronically stored information initiatives and best practices. Samantha has over 19 years of experience in information management.
Dana Moore from Vedder Price has 25 years of experience working in law firm records and information management with a combined skill set of records management practice, technology, project management, business analysis, process improvement and workflow engineering. She is able to diagnose and solve information management problems, create or modify business processes, define system solutions, train and implement new policies and procedures. Dana speaks frequently on a variety of records and information management topics.
Caroline Sweeney, a member of the senior Information Services management team at Dorsey & Whitney, is responsible for the delivery of the firm's e-discovery services. She is a member of Dorsey's Electronic Discovery and Privacy and Social Media practice groups, and has extensive experience consulting with attorneys and clients with regard to e-discovery. Caroline is a member of The Sedona Conference Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production, sits on ILTA's Information Governance Peer Group steering committee and recently co-chaired the Minnesota E-Discovery Project Working Group 5 on Use of Technology to Facilitate Production of E-Discovery.
Gillian Glass manages the Practice Support and Records departments at Farella Braun + Martel, supervising a large team of e-discovery specialists supporting the firm's attorneys. She co-chairs Farella's Electronic Discovery task force, providing firm-wide education on best practices and industry trends. Gillian is a member of ILTA's Information Governance Peer Group steering committee, and in 2011 received ILTA's Risk and Records Management Champion award. An industry veteran, she has advised clients on all aspects of applied legal technology, electronic discovery, compliance and records retention for 25 years.
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