Eric De Grasse
Chief Technology Officer
5 November 2020 – During pre-COVID times the eDiscovery ecosystem seemed to generate three to four conferences, webinars, workshops, etc. a week. It was tough (impossible?) to determine which (if any) are “must see” or “must listen” events. Now, with everybody having gone virtual, events are multiplying.
But for the true eDiscovery practitioner there is but one “must attend” event: the Georgetown Law Advanced eDiscovery Institute – an event that shines and that is heralded by judges, practitioners, and vendors as the leading eDiscovery conference of its kind.
The event is renown not only because it gives attendees access to more federal judges than any similar program and provides the opportunity to learn at an advanced level from the leading eDiscovery practitioners and academics from across the country, but because of the incredible diversity in material. There is a combination of plenary sessions and targeted break-out sessions that allows you to craft your own learning experience. You are exposed to the latest case law, trends in all aspects of eDiscovery, and judicial and practitioner perspectives on where this world is heading in the next few years.
This year it goes virtual and will be held next week, November 12th and 13th. You can see the program and register by clicking here.
And rather than us continue to wax lyrical about the event, we’ve put together a video from last year’s session so you can listen to the Institute’s founders explain why this should be your “must do” e-discovery event.
