Leaping Forward: Evolving ESI Protocols Webinar Series, Part IV

Putting it all together - a working session.

The concluding session of the ACEDS Midwest Chapters series on ESI protocols will be facilitated by Kelly Twigger. During this session, we will consolidate the information and discussions from the series into an engaging and interactive workshop. Participants will be assigned to breakout rooms, each with a hypothetical case. In these rooms, you’ll collaborate and focus on the key components of a protocol, tailored to your role (plaintiff or defendant) and evidentiary strategy. Following the breakout sessions, Kelly will lead a discussion on the outcomes. Our goal is to ensure that this session is not only informative but also applicable to your work.

• Part 1 - 2/29: I Agreed to What???
• Part 2 - 4/18: Modern Pitfalls to Consider: Panel Discussion
• Part 3 - 6/6: The Judges Panel
• Part 4 - 7/18: Putting it All Together - A Working Session

Facilitator:

Kelly Twigger
Kelly Twigger is a practicing attorney, software developer, consultant, writer and speaker on issues in electronic discovery, the development and implementation of legal technology, and how to effectively use data in planning for and during litigation. She is one of the co-authors of Electronic Discovery and Records and Information Management, and host of Case of the Week at eDiscovery Assistant.

As Principal at ESI Attorneys, Kelly manages the boutique ediscovery and information law firm that acts as operational business partners with its clients to advise law firms, corporations and municipalities on all areas of electronic information including ediscovery, privacy, cybersecurity and information governance. Kelly is also the CEO of eDiscovery Assistant--a SaaS-based practical resource for litigators handling ediscovery--that curates discovery decisions, rules and additional content.

Kelly's passion lies in educating attorneys about the value and importance of ESI (electronically stored information) and how to leverage it to conduct litigation more cost-effectively. She is developing an online academy to provide on-demand education for lawyers and legal support professionals to stay abreast of changes in the law and technology that affect litigation and clients' obligations to respond.