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Social Media and eDiscovery

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

If you were intrigued by the 3 minutes Josh Gilliland and I spent talking about Social Networking and eDiscovery at ILTA a couple of weeks ago, you might want to check out the Social Media and eDiscovery webinar that is being put on as part of Virtual LegalTech on Sept 23.

The panel looks to have a bit more experience on the legal side of it than I do, so you might learn a bit more from them. 😉

*  Jack Halprin, Esq., Vice President, eDiscovery & Compilance, Autonomy

*  Michael E. Lackey, Jr., Partner, Mayer Brown LLP

*  Honorable David J. Waxse, US District Court, District of Kansas

I think I’ll try and make it a point to tune in.

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