Please join D4 on October 28, 2009 at 12:00 pm Pacific Time and 3:00 PM Eastern Time for the webinar “Out of the Holding Pattern.” To register, please click here.
Recent case law has highlighted the importance of proper implementation of litigation holds. During the summer of 2009, there were many cases that highlighted attorneys and litigants failing in their duty to preserve electronically stored information (ESI). These failures included not enacting litigation holds when required to do so, clients not following preservation obligations, and parties simply ignoring the duty to preserve.
Join John Jablonski, co-author of 7 Steps for Legal Holds of ESI and Other Documents (ARMA 2009), and Joshua Gilliland, D4’s Professional Development Manager and author of the Bow Tie Law Blog, for a discussion of recent case law and best practices for enacting litigation holds. Learn about the trends from the newest cases on the pitfalls in preserving ESI and strategies for success. Webinar attendees will learn the seven steps for an effective litigation hold. This information is pivotal for attorneys, paralegals and corporate records managers in meeting their obligation to preserve ESI.
About the Speakers:
John Jablonski, Esq., is a partner at Goldberg Segalla, LLP in Buffalo, NY and concentrates his practice on commercial and business litigation, construction litigation, product liability litigation, and railroad litigation. He has 14 years of litigation experience and has tried numerous cases to verdict in State and Federal Courts. John consults with clients and attorneys within the firm on electronic discovery issues and legal holds.
John is a frequent presenter and author on electronic discovery, electronic evidence investigation and preservation, best practices for corporate legal hold guidelines, and implementation of legal holds. Follow John on Twitter @JohnJablonski
Joshua Gilliland, Esq., is a California attorney who focuses on electronic discovery issues for D4, LLC. Josh has conducted over 100 e-Discovery seminars, covering all of North America, from St. Thomas to Anchorage, addressing the e-Discovery issues from the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Evidence. Josh is the blogger for the Bow Tie Law Blog, covering issues of identifying anonymous bloggers who commit defamation, ethical standards for electronic discovery, personal jurisdiction and other timely issues.
Josh has also been an invited speaker at bar association events and trade shows, in addition to serving as a guest lecturer on e-Discovery at several law schools. He effectively applies his real-world knowledge to show lawyers how they can increase their efficiency and master factual issues using litigation support technology. Follow Josh on Twitter @BowTieLaw
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