FRCP Webinars

by | February 15, 2016 | About the Site, Articles

AccessData webinar series: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the FRCP Amendments

I will be moderating a series of three webinars on the amendments to the FRCP.  Registration is free and each webinar will last about 45 minutes.

AccessDataAccessData is running an eDiscovery webinar series in conjunction with Adam Smith, Esq., with the title The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the FRCP Amendments.

There are three parts to the webinar, to be broadcast on 23 February, 8 March and 22 March from 12:00pm ET.

The three sessions cover the following topics:

  • Session I: Proportionality, Cooperation, and Early Case Assessment
  • Session II: How the amendments change the e-discovery process
  • Session III: The ethical implications of requiring lawyers to be conversant with technology

There is more information here including details of the speakers and a registration form.

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