Defending IP and Trade Secrets: Shaping Positive Outcomes with eDiscovery

Even in the most clear-cut matters, defending IP and trade secrets can be difficult. And when digital evidence is obfuscated through direct and indirect efforts, these defenses can be downright daunting. However, with a comprehensive and integrated discovery plan supported by a team of experts with digital investigative experience augmented with targeted eDiscovery technologies, legal teams can quickly, effectively, and economically gain and maintain the legal high ground in these critical corporate matters. This expert presentation will present actionable approaches and best practices for counsel to consider as part of forensic collection, early case insight, and legal document review efforts during IP and trade secret matters. Shared through the lens of an example matter based on an aggregate of actual experiences, this webcast will help legal teams as they seek to proactively shape positive eDiscovery outcomes. Webcast Highlights: + Organizing for Success: From Complaint to Discovery Plan + Accelerated Execution: Translating Data into Evidence + Advancing on Smoking Guns: Advanced Technologies and Assisted Review + Reviewing Right: Accelerated Legal Document Review + Decisive Differences: The Benefit of an Integrated eDiscovery Provider Presenting Experts: + John Wilson, ACE, AME, CBE As President of Forensics at HaystackID, John provides consulting and forensic services to help companies address various matters related to electronic discovery and computer forensics including leading forensic investigations, cryptocurrency investigations, ensuring proper preservation of evidence items and chain of custody. + Michael Sarlo, EnCE, CBE, CCLO, RCA, CCPA Michael is the Vice President of eDiscovery and Digital Forensics for HaystackID. In this role, Michael facilitates all operations related to electronic discovery, digital forensics, and litigation strategy both in the US and abroad while working on highly complex forensic and e-Discovery projects.