This message is sent to you by LawNewswatch Ethics of Electronic Discovery and Forensics: Don't Let Your Evidence be DisqualifiedDate:
Tuesday, December 5, 2017 |
Sponsored by Lorman Education Services |
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Description: Be certain your evidence always meets the standards for admissibility established by the Federal Rules of Evidence.This topic will delve into the rules that govern the identification, preservation, collection and presentation of electronic evidence, with a specific focus on the ethical rules governing such activities. The intersection of the rules of ethics, evidence, civil procedure and technology will be the focus of this material. Recent caselaw, as well as ethics opinions, will be discussed. Define the types of evidence subject to admission in legal proceedings, the limitations on gathering such evidence and the requirements to ensure that the evidence meets the standards for admissibility established by the Federal Rules of Evidence. You will be able to counsel clients on the collection and retention of such evidence and you will be aware of the ethical limitations that govern the identification, gathering, presentation and presentation of electronic evidence. Areas Covered in the Session:
Credit Information (Sponsored by Lorman Education Services):
Only registered attendee will receive continuing education credit. Instructor Profile: Cecilia R. Dickson, The Webb Law Firm
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