CDS Announces April Webinars on FRCP and Self Collection During eDiscovery
New York, NY (PRWEB) March 24, 2014 -- Complete Discovery Source (CDS/CDS Legal), the leader in eDiscovery, announced open registration for two upcoming April 2014 webinars:
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Webinar – The Proposed Amendments to the FRCP: Will They Mark an eDiscovery Sea Change?
Wednesday, April 2, 2014 – 2:00pm Eastern; Duration: 1 Hour Hosted by CDS and Carahsoft
In August, the Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Judicial Conference of the United States disseminated several proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy and Civil Procedure for public comment. The proposals represent the most substantial set of changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure related to discovery since the 2006 amendments, and could have far reaching impacts on the modern practice of law. A mountain of public commentary has been submitted, public hearings have been held, and, if approved, these amendments would become effective on December 1, 2015.
Join Matthew Knouff, eDiscovery Counsel for Complete Discovery Source, as he moderates a discussion with the Honorable Judge David Waxse, Retired U.S. Magistrate Judge from the District of Kansas, Monica McCarroll, Partner at Williams Mullen, and Steven Bennett, Partner at Park Jensen Bennett LLP, to discuss how these changes could affect the various corners of the legal industry: plaintiff, defense, in-house, and the public-sector.
The panel will discuss several aspects of the amendments including the landscape that precipitated the changes; the Amendment Debate: The concerns and advantages of the amendments; What do these amendments mean for you as a practitioner?; What are the practical implications?; What should you be doing to prepare in case the amendments are approved?; And Whether or not the proposed amendments go far enough to address discovery challenges presented by the Digital Age?
Reserve a Webinar seat now at:
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?CompleteDiscoverySou/af40cc2ce0/TEST/94274e38a0
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Webinar – Custodial Self-Collection During Discovery–Defensible Process or Spoliation Guaranteed?
Tuesday, April 8, 2014 – 11:00am Eastern, Duration 1 Hour Hosted by CDS
Join us for an exclusive webinar on Tuesday, April 8th at 11am EST. This session complements a recent March NYCLA article on the complications associated with self-collection.
Matt Knouff, General Counsel and eDiscovery Counsel for CDS, will continue the conversation with Mark Sidoti, Director of Gibbons P.C.’s Products Liability and Business & Commercial Litigation Departments and Chair of the firm’s E-Discovery Task Force, and Kevin Treuberg, former Counterintelligence Special Agent and current Director of Forensic Services at Complete Discovery Source.
Learn more about the oft-misunderstood practice that is self-collection. The discussion will include actual tactics and strategies for self-collection, sanctions cases such as Green v. Blitz USA, and how to avoid common mistakes, the proper documentation to create and maintain during a self-collection process, and more.
Reserve a Webinar seat now at:
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?CompleteDiscoverySou/af40cc2ce0/TEST/8e6191f608
About Complete Discovery Source – eDiscovery
Complete Discovery Source (CDS Legal) is the leader in eDiscovery, ranked number one by both the National Law Journal and New York Law Journal, and a trusted advisor to more than 75% of the Am Law 100 and a quarter of the Fortune 500. CDS Legal uses advanced, tested, and defensible technology and processes to support all stages of eDiscovery including planning, early case assessment, processing and production, review hosting, managed review, and cross-border global coverage. The company is an Orange-Level Best-in-Service Relativity Partner and is the exclusive provider of Nytrix™ CIY™, the proprietary cloud-based eDiscovery software platform powered by CDS. CDS Legal is headquartered in New York, with regional offices in Washington DC, Chicago, and San Francisco. The company maintains high security, ISO 27001 certified hosting and SSAE 16 SOC 1 Type 2 tested processing in data centers in New York, New Jersey, and Washington, DC. Complete Discovery Source’s web site is http://www.cdslegal.com.
David Uy, Complete Discovery Source / CDS Federal Services, http://www.cdsfederal.com, +1 202-552-1689, [email protected]
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