Speaking at TLOMA – The Law Office Management Association
Are you a law firm IT person struggling to understand what your role in e-discovery is all about? Are you concerned that clients, lawyers and law clerks in your firm are sending you hard drives, DVDs and other media and asking you to “put it into Summation” or some such other nonsense? Are you wondering about the risks of client data handling? Do you feel you need direction from the lawyers but are getting none?
If so you should try to attend my TLOMA presentation between 12-2pm on Thursday November 19, 2009. My presentation will cover the impact of electronic discovery on law firm IT departments including:
1. Best practices for handling client data
2. Emerging roles and growing expectations for IT staff
3. Acquiring and allocating resources effectively
Sign up at The TLOMA website. If you cannot attend, then perhaps you should contact me about holding a 1-day workshop specifically aimed at educating law firm IT staff on the obligations and pitfalls with respect to e-discovery and client data handling. Send me a confidential note at mfelsky@felsky.com.