March 27: NACUA Virtual Seminar on ESI and E-Discovery

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on March 13, 2009

Attend the NACUA virtual seminar, co-sponsored by EDUCAUSE, ESI and Electronic Discovery: Forget the Needle, We're Just Trying to Find the Haystacks!, on March 27, 12:00 noon–2:00 pm EDT, to learn about the key issues involved in responding to e-discovery requests, including:

Federal rules, local rules, and case law addressing how to determine the scope of a litigation hold and when the duty to preserve is triggered
Case study: analysis of issues and problems in electronic discovery requests
Model policies and practical issues
Outside vendors and other e-discovery “tools”

Browse related EDUCAUSE resources on ESI and E-Discovery.

		March 27: NACUA Virtual Seminar on ESI and E-Discovery Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on March 13, 2009 Attend the NACUA virtual seminar, co-sponsored by EDUCAUSE, ESI and Electronic Discovery: Forget the Needle, We're Just Trying to Find the Haystacks!, on March 27, 12:00 noon–2:00 pm EDT, to learn about the key issues involved in responding to e-discovery requests, including: Federal rules, local rules, and case law addressing how to determine the scope of a litigation hold and when the duty to preserve is triggered Case study: analysis of issues and problems in electronic discovery requests Model policies and practical issues Outside vendors and other e-discovery “tools” Browse related EDUCAUSE resources on ESI and E-Discovery. EDUCAUSE News \| e-discovery \| ESI \| ESI and E-Discovery \| NACUA \| webinars Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 663 reads
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