CHICAGO, May 8, 2017–The Eleventh Annual Institute on E-Discovery will cover timely and important topics for electronic discovery in civil litigation, including: critical e-discovery case law from around the country; the meaning of “possession, custody or control” in an era of fluid technology; and judicial perspectives on the revised Federal Rules of Civil Procedure after a year of implementation and analysis. The day-long session takes place May 11 at ABA headquarters in Chicago.
May 08, 2017
Newest developments in electronic discovery, judicial perspectives on revised federal rules to be highlighted at ABA institute
What:
Eleventh Annual National Institute on E-Discovery
Who:
Joy Conti, chief U.S. district judge, Western District of Pennsylvania
Sheila Finnegan, U.S. magistrate judge, Northern District of Illinois
Iain Johnston, U.S. magistrate judge, Northern District of Illinois
Kristen Mix, U.S. magistrate judge, District of Colorado
Where:
American Bar Association
321 N. Clark St.
Chicago
When:
May 11
Sponsors:
ABA Section of Litigation
ABA Center for Professional Development
For a detailed list of speakers and a full schedule, view the brochure.
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