UF Law E-Discovery Project

Thank you William "Bill" Hamilton for inviting me to be a guest lecturer in your #eDiscovery and Complex Litigation classes at University of Florida - Fredric G. Levin College of Law yesterday. I enjoyed returning to my alma mater, speaking to your students and answering their questions. I looked forward to returning again for #UFEDISCO25 in February. I spoke about my career and the importance of networking, about #beasleyallen and our practice groups, and about my work supporting our attorneys working on MDLs and consolidated litigations with ediscovery. Michael Quartararo and Maribel Rivera I also spoke about how important Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS) and my #CEDS certification has been to my career.

Registration is Open for the UF Law E-Discovery Conference! Join us in person or virtually for practical education, expert insights, and valuable networking. Early Bird pricing for in-person is just $199 until November 30—don’t miss out! Hear from industry leaders, connect with peers, and gain tools you can use right away. Spots are limited, so secure your place today! Register Now: https://lnkd.in/ePVeynyH #UFEDISCO25 #ediscovery #legaltech #legalinnovation

It was a great pleasure to team up with Suzanne H. Clark, Esq., CEDS and Ralph Artigliere to develop and teach Florida trial court judges strategies for effectively handling e-discovery disputes and motions in an all day program at the Florida College of Advanced Judicial Studies.

Each year, we put together a playlist to keep the energy high throughout the UF Law E-Discovery Conference, and for the 12th Annual Conference, we want your input! Music makes everything better, right? So we’re looking for those songs that give you that extra boost during a long day. Got a track that always gets you through? Share it with us and help create the official playlist for the 12th Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference! Whether it’s a timeless favorite or a recent discovery, we want to know what keeps you moving. Let’s make this conference a little more fun, one song at a time! #UFEDISCO25 #MusicMotivation #UFEDISCOPlaylist #EDiscovery #legaltech #UFEDISCOVERY

Do you ever try to explain what #ediscovery is or what you do as a legal professional involved in E-Discovery? Well, we asked some experts to explain what we do and think it's worth sharing. Watch Part I of "What is an E-Discovery Professional?" And don't forget to join us in February for our 12th Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference, where we're talking about all the exciting things we do in?#ediscovery,?which makes it a great field to work in (https://lnkd.in/e_KyTJ5) #legaltech #litigationsupport #litigation

E-Discovery isn't just a task—it’s a passion that fuels innovation in law and tech. At the UF Law E-Discovery Conference, we celebrate the intersection of data, technology, and legal practice. How do you feel about e-discovery? Read more and share your thoughts! Don't forget to join us in February for the 12th Annual Conference. #ediscovery #legaltech #legaldataintelligence #cybersecurity #dataprivacy #legalAI #legaleducation

Are ESI Protocols always necessary? In this insightful clip from the 11th Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference, Rebekah Bailey of Nichols Kaster explains the true purpose of protocols—to simplify and support fair discovery. Do you use an ESI protocol in your cases? Have you found it helpful, or do you see it being misused? Drop your thoughts below! Let's discuss whether they're essential or situational! #ediscovery #ESIprotocols #legaltech #UFEDISCO24

Kelly Twigger, Principal at ESI Attorneys & Founder of eDiscovery Assistant, shared her career journey, practical advice for aspiring lawyers, and key insights into e-discovery with our UF Law E-Discovery class. Read the full article on LinkedIn & visit https://lnkd.in/e_KyTJ5 for updates about our conference! #UFLawEDiscovery #UFEDISCO25 #ediscovery #legalcareers

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Three weeks into our semester, we were thrilled to welcome Jon Rowe from Pinpoint Labs as our first guest lecturer. This collaboration marks another step in our ongoing effort to provide students with practical, hands-on experience in e-discovery. Pinpoint Labs provides our students invaluable exposure to cloud collections, a crucial component of modern e-discovery practices. This practical experience helps students understand the collection phase of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (#EDRM) in real-world scenarios. Jon shared his expertise with a superb presentation on the "Roadblocks to Defensible Collection" highlighting critical issues such as: 1. Lack of hash validation 2. Chain of custody breaks 3. Complexities in remote cloud collections These insights are essential for future legal professionals to ensure the integrity and admissibility of digital evidence. Our relationship with Jon and Pinpoint Labs extends beyond this guest lecture. As one of the original faculty members for our e-discovery conference, Jon has been instrumental in shaping our program. Continuing his long tradition of support for e-discovery education at the University of Florida Levin College of Law last semester and this semester, Pinpoint provided our students access to their cutting-edge collection platform, CrossCopy Enterprise, further enriching their learning experience. (You can read more about the results last year at https://lnkd.in/e_2M-6wa.) We're grateful for the continued support from Jon and the entire Pinpoint team in advancing our e-discovery education initiatives. What do you think are the key aspects of cloud collections that law students should understand for litigation and investigations? Share your thoughts in the comments below. #ediscovery #cloudcollections #legaltech #continuingeducation