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Emerging Technologies: Trusting the Cloud, UC and Web 2.0
December 15, 2009
Recorded Link: http://www.brighttalk.com/dcemail_redirect/webcast/5947
In response to continuing demand for cutting-edge analysis of some of today’s toughest legal issues, the Masters Conference is presenting a webinar on “Emerging Technologies: Trusting the Cloud, UC and Web 2.0.” The program will be offered free of charge, and only requires you to briefly register before attending.
Just when corporations begin to stabilize their IT services, an explosion of new technologies emerge—economically compelling, but presenting general counsel with new legal complexities. This program outlines key strategies for managing the legal risks of doing business “in the cloud” as privacy and e-discovery collide with “unified communications,” VoIP, email-to-voice mail, etc.
This webcast will feature the same outstanding speakers that presented this program at our recent Washington DC event:
Regan Adams, Esq., CIPP, CEO and Founder, Cyber Security Assurance, LLC
Regan Adams is the Founder and CEO of Cyber Security Assurance, LLC a legal and advisory Information Law practice and Enterprise Information Risk consulting business. Regan Adams is former Assistant Privacy Counsel and Counsel of Legal and Regulatory Retention for
Goldman Sachs. Her specialization is Information Law and Data Risk Mitigation Strategies. Regan develops and shapes policy and strategic solutions for privacy/ data security, legal and regulatory retention, e-Discovery, and other data risk-related challenges that face global organizations. She advises on reasonable, defensible innovative practices that fully integrate law, technology and business process.
Regan is a former prosecutor and trial attorney. Her experience includes SEC investigations, complex securities litigation, and global regulatory and discovery matters. She is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP).
Jeffrey Ritter, Esq., Founder, Waters Edge Consulting
Jeffrey Ritter is recognized globally as one of the most influential voices at the intersection of law and technology. He is a pioneer in shaping the legal rules for cyberspace and addressing the value of digital information as property, whether in the board room, the courtroom, the legislature or a network operations center. Through his company, Waters Edge (www.wec‐llc.com), Jeffrey delivers training, assessment and strategic design services that enable companies to build trusted information systems. Waters Edge also publishes the CastleQuest Discovery Library, a growing library of functional, authoritative books, maps and practice tools.
Impact of Technology on eDiscovery
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Sponsored by: 
Technology Has Evolved the Collection of Digital Evidence.
The advances in available technology to find, search and collect digital evidence are changing the way the legal community is approaching eDiscovery. What was once thought undiscoverable or burdensome is now readily produced. In this webinar, Steven C. Bennett Esq., Partner from Jones Day, will discuss his experience with the evolution of eDiscovery. Jim McGann, VP of Information Discovery at Index Engines, will also discuss how technology is impacting the early collection stage of the ERDM process.
US Discovery and EU Data Privacy: An Update on Current Issues, Trends and Potential Solutions
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Sponsored by:
Recorded Link: http://ctsummation.na3.acrobat.com/p14258764/
There is a growing body of rules, regulations and advisory articles in US litigation discovery conducted in Europe: The Hague Evidence Convention, EU Data Protection Directive, and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP).
What do they mean and what should you do?
This webinar will outline recent developments, provide summaries of the various perspectives and provide practical advice to handling what is becoming one of the biggest concerns in any litigation that affects the EU today.
About the Presenters:
Daniel L. Regard, JD, MBA
Manager Director, Intelligent Discovery Solutions
Daniel L. Regard is a nationally recognized electronic evidence and case management expert with 20 years experience in consulting to legal and corporate entities. A programmer and an attorney by training, Mr. Regard has conducted system investigations, created data collections, and managed discovery on some of the highest profile financial investigations of the last decade.
Amor Esteban
Partner, Shook & Hardy
As a partner of Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P., Amor specializes in the representation of pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device manufacturers in mass torts and class actions, with an emphasis in clinical trials and electronic discovery. His practice includes the defense of commercial litigation involving claims of unfair business practices and commercial disputes. Amor’s expertise in e-discovery and data management is widely known. In 2003, he served on the ABA task force that was responsible for the 2004 eDiscovery amendments to the 1999 Discovery Standards promulgated by the Section of Litigation.
Top 7 Trends in Computer Forensics and eDiscovery
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Sponsored By: CT Summation
Recorded Link: http://ctsummation.na3.acrobat.com/p14143150/
The past several years have seen a dramatic turn in the capabilities of litigation support teams and forensic practitioners.
In this webinar, Rob Lee will discuss the 7 new trends in Information Retention and Computer Forensics. From eDiscovery growth, mobile devices, to PI licensing/certification, you will learn about the major changes that have shaped the digital forensic and the litigation support fields.
About the Presenter:
Rob Lee is a Director for MANDIANT, a leading provider of information security consulting services and software to Fortune 500 organizations and the U.S. Government. Rob has over 13 years experience in computer forensics, vulnerability discovery, intrusion detection and incident response.
Get it Right the First Time: Optimize Your Organization for Discovery
Thursday, August 27, 2009
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Eastern
Click Here to Register: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/862578763
Masters Conference is excited to have Karen Schuler, a former U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Forensic Examiner, present "Get It Right the First Time: Optimize Your Organization for Discovery" at noon Eastern, August 27. This webinar is FREE and anyone can attend.
Discovery is not just a burgeoning industry that affects legal departments. Over the past ten years we have seen it transform a corporation’s technology, compliance and risk management policies and procedures. We have even seen it transform the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure! Ms. Schuler, who is currently serving on the board of the Washington, DC Chapter of the International High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) and an associate of the Certified Fraud Examiners as well as InfraGard, will cover the following topics in her presentation and then open it up for audience questions and participation.
Topics covered include:
• A Burgeoning Industry
• Discovery Deconstructed
• Key Factors to Success
• Victims of Poor Practices
• How to Avoid Becoming a Headline
This presentation will help guide you down a path of discovery optimization, best practice evidence management and possibly make you re-think and transform your discovery strategy!
Webinar seats are limited: Sign up today!
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/862578763
Get It Right the First Time: Optimize Your Organization for Discovery
Thursday, August 27, 2009
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Eastern
About the Presenter:
Karen Schuler is a nationally recognized forensic and electronic discovery expert, author and editor with more than 15 years’ consulting to legal and corporate entities. She is a former U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Forensic Examiner, where she focused on investigating insider trading and embezzlement, as well as securities and accounting fraud. As one of the most industry-experienced consultants in the electronic discovery field, she provides legal team guidance in the areas of prevention, investigations and analysis. Ms. Schuler has both national and international experience mitigating discovery risks, creating defensible preservation and collection plans, analyzing evidence in multi-party and complex matters, and preparing fraud detection and prevention plans.
Prior to joining Intelligent Discovery Solutions, Inc., Ms. Schuler was the national director of the discovery consulting practice for a global discovery company, as well as a director of an international strategic consulting firm where she realigned the forensic and evidence management practices for the firm. Ms. Schuler transformed from the information technology profession during her tenure as the Principal of TekTron Solutions, where she founded one of the first forensic analysis companies in the U.S.
She recently co-authored and published the industry’s newest comprehensive guide to electronic discovery including databases, forensics and discovery management.
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