Managing eDiscovery Costs: The Jackson Reforms and their implications

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07
May
2014

Editor

When you are faced with a litigation claim, having a strong plan, accurate budget and an understanding of the most efficient processes available is critical to ensuring the very best outcome. The 9th Information Governance & eDiscovery Summit (13 – 15 May, London) is designed to equip its delegates with the necessary skills, technologies and advice to ensure they are prepared for what lies ahead. 

Legal IQ’s Summit will provide you with up-to-the minute insight and renowned thought-leadership from some of the industry's leading organisations. Attendees will hear from expert speakers from the likes of:

• Richard Susskind, Author, Tomorrow's Lawyers
• Paul De Gruchy, Director of Global Banking and Markets Litigation at RBS
• Anne Riley, Group Antitrust Counsel, Royal Dutch Shell plc 
• John David Kuchta, Asst. Legal Attache, LEGAT London, Federal Bureau of Investigations
• Elizabeth D. Laporte, Chief Magistrate Judge, United States District Court, Northern District of California
• The Honourable Mr. Justice Frank Clarke, Judge Supreme Court of Ireland
• Steven Whitaker, Former Senior Master of the Senior Courts in the Queen’s Bench Division The Royal Courts of Justice
• Matthew Ward, Vice President, Information Risk Management, Barclays Investment Bank

Special attention should be drawn to two sessions that will be run on the practical implications of eDisclosure in the post-Jackson, post-Mitchell era which we thought would be of particular interest

A panel on the afternoon of May 14th hosted by Iris Data Services called From Inception to CMC: Proportionality and finding what really matters, and another on May 15th on Managing eDiscovery Costs: The Jackson Reforms and their implications for corporations where GSK's Tom Spencer will be joined by former Senior Master Steven Whitaker.

From robes to suits, from Telecom to Pharmaceutical - we've been fortunate to secure our best speaker line-up ever. For more information and speaker line-up please follow this link.

It is a good time to register your interest as we have a special promotion running, the event is free to register for next 20 In house eDiscovery attendees and only £199 for Law Firms (First come, First served).