When Collaboration Apps Stop Cooperating

Women in e-Discovery (WiE) is a pioneering organization that primarily provides educational opportunities regarding technology in the legal industry to its members. The organization offers networking and leadership avenues, promotes personal and professional growth of women, and donates mentoring and charitable contributions to its communities. WiE incorporates a broad network of women volunteers who uplift and support each other and work together to recognize and honor each others achievements as women. WiE is comprised of professionals within the legal industry including attorneys, litigation support professionals, paralegals, legal IT staff, court reporters, consultants, recruiters and vendors. - See more at: http://www.womeninediscovery.org/about/what-is-wie#sthash.87JsItnG.dpuf

San Diego Women In eDiscovery

The rise of collaboration platforms and applications  and the challenges they present for eDiscovery.

Join us for a webinar on new and old collaboration apps that are becoming increasingly popular in light of the move to work-from-home. Collaboration apps share qualities with social media and ephemeral messaging that present unique challenges in eDiscovery that differ from traditional ESI. Hear from our panelists on how to be prepared for identifying, preserving, and collecting data from collaboration apps. We will also discuss best practices on how to extract the key information needed for a case.Thank you to our panelists:Ruth Hauswirth, Special Counsel, Director of Litigation &amp; E-Discovery @CooleyBrad Harris, Vice President of Product @HanzoMark Clews, Sr. Managing Director @AnkuraCredentials for the seminar will be sent to registrants the evening prior to the event.

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