There are many contentious issues involved in e-discovery, and the legal implications are complicated. Whether it’s developing processes for identifying and preserving relevant data on personal mobile devices, determining if the use of GenAI in document review will lower discovery costs, managing the production of data relating to AI digital assistants, addressing the risks of preserving transcripts and meeting summaries generated in collaborative platforms, or ensuring structured data is produced in a format that is admissible as evidence, there are numerous “hot button” issues that may arise in e-discovery that elicit strongly opposing views.
Event Type: Webinar, CLE / CPD
- Start Date/Time:
- 4 December 2025, 10:00 AM PT
- End Date/Time:
- 4 December 2025, 11:00 AM PT
Join us on E-Discovery Day as Therese Craparo and Anthony Diana tackle some of these timely and important topics of the day in a lively – and always highly entertaining – debate.
This program is presumptively approved for 1.0 CLE credit in California, Connecticut, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia. Applications for CLE credit will be filed in Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Virginia. Attendees who are licensed in other jurisdictions will receive a uniform certificate of attendance, but Reed Smith only provides credit for the states listed. Please allow 4-6 weeks after the program to receive a certificate of attendance.