Litigators practicing in todays digital environment must understand the various ways information can be stored and retrieved, not only to ensure compliance with discovery rules, but to also build the best possible case strategy. Failure to do so may not only prejudice cases, but may constitute malpractice.

Recorded: October 15, 2008

-The Digital Environment
-Why Discover Electronic Data
-Causes of Action Where Digital Evidence is Sought
-Electronic Storage
-Types of Electronic Evidence
-Where E-Evidence Can Live
-Computer Forensics Case Law and Procedural Models
-California and Federal Civil Discovery Rules
-Best Practices: Discovery, Forensic Investigation and Software

Online Media Type:		Audio
State Hours:		CA, NY, TX, IL, AZ, NV, FL, OK, UT, NJ, TN, WA, CO, NC, VA

Speakers:

Albert Barsocchini Albert Barsocchini is an internationally recognized expert in e-Discovery (patent litigation), international and national privacy and protection, compliance, audit and corporate investigations. He writes and lectures frequently on these topics.