E-Discovery: Discovery and Preserving Important Information

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0.5 Continuing Education Units (CEU). This course is not for Credit(s). This course is designed to instruct students on the basics of civil discovery with a focus on electronically storedinformation. Topics include a general overview of discovery, interrogatories, document requests, deposition, use ofcomputer programs in discovery, and the duty to preserve information. Course Objectives: Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:​ 1. describe the basic tools of civil discovery; 2. demonstrate what triggers a duty to preserve information; 3. explain how to implement and monitor a litigation or legal hold on important information; 4. explain the scope and limits of the duty to preserve; 5. analyze e-discovery cases and procedural rules and apply them to actual or hypothetical fact patterns; 6. discuss proportionality and the Cooperation Proclamation; 7. prepare litigation documents relevant to e-discovery matters, including discovery requests, discovery responses,litigation hold notices, and preservation letters; 8. apply basic techniques for collection of social media; 9. apply basic techniques for setting up and using litigation review software; and 10. utilize some basic techniques for forensic copying of hard drives. Back to Top |