The use of electronically stored information (ESI) is often accompanied by unique and complex technical issues and cost concerns. Disputes arising out of the preservation, collection, review production and use of ESI can, consequently, be similarly complex and can significantly elevate the time and cost of arbitration. Arbitrators must, therefore, be effective managers of the eDiscovery process in order to optimize the benefits offered by arbitration.
This 90 minute webinar will examine five of the most common eDiscovery disputes in complex arbitrations and will provide specific, real-world examples and suggestions to help arbitrators resolve such disputes effectively.
Areas covered will include:
- guiding principles top arbitrators use to successfully resolve eDiscovery disputes;
- eDiscovery Myths and common misconceptions;
- the Top Five eDiscovery Disputes and tops for resolving them.
Understanding the technical and practical implications of any decision is essential to an arbitrator's successful management of eDiscovery.
Speakers:
Alison A. Grounds, Troutman Sanders
Kenneth C. Gibbs, JAMS
CLE credits will be available in the following jurisdictions (credit amounts vary by attendance verification and jurisdiction rules): Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Vermont.