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101

Lawmageddon and How to Prepare for Social Media in the Courtroom

102

Judge Andrew Peck on TAR (Technology-Assisted Review)

103

The Law of Robotics: Autonomy, Responsibility, and Risk

104

Forensic Science in the Criminal Justice System: What is Admissible?

105

The Government’s Dark Data: A Decade of Discovery

106

The Sony Hack: You Can’t Keep the Barbarians Outside the Gate

107

Issues and Trends in E-Discovery and Information Governance

108

War & Terrorism in Cyberspace: Wild, Wild West Shoot Out on the International Frontiers

109

Predictive Coding for Rookies: E-Discovery in the Courtroom

110

Rule 37(e) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Changes for ESI Preservation and Spoliation

111

Cull, Baby, Cull - Modern Trends in Data Collection and Analysis

112

Data Breaches, eDiscovery, and the Importance of Digital Forensics

113

77% of Lawyers Can’t Be Trusted With Confidential Client Data

114

The FBI’s Massive Facial Recognition Database: Privacy Implications

115

Perils of Law Firms Possessing Massive Amounts of Unreviewed Client Data

116

The Ethical Implications of NSA Surveillance for Lawyers

117

The Kindergarten Version of Information Security for Lawyers

118

What Should Lawyers Know About Information Governance?

119

Data Breaches in the Healthcare Industry: Lessons for Law Firms

120

A State Judge’s Perspective On E-Discovery

121

The Implications of NSA Surveillance for Lawyers

122

Cyber Risk Management for Lawyers

123

Hot Developments Among E-Discovery Vendors

124

Highlights from the 2013 Georgetown E-Discovery Training

125

E-Discovery: Why You Should Go Native!

126

Cyber Threats to Law Firms and Businesses: How Do We Defend Ourselves?

127

Scary Tech: Lessons from ABA TECHSHOW 2013

128

Special Masters in E-Discovery

129

Metadata: What You Can’t See Can Hurt You!

130

Ouch! Lessons Learned from the Morgan Lewis’ Redaction Disaster

131

Focus on Privacy: The Facebook Internet Tracking Case

132

The Craigslist Killer: A Case Study in Digital Forensics

133

Brainless Blunders in E-Discovery Searches

134

Predictive Coding: A Rose by Any Other Name

135

The Best Resources for Staying Current in E-Discovery

136

Smartphone Security

137

Cost-Effective E-Discovery in Small Cases

138

The Future of E-Discovery

139

Controversial Issues in E-Discovery

140

Interactive Whiteboard Technology in Courtrooms and Law Firms

141

E-Discovery - Without the High Price Tag

142

Is it Possible to Secure Law Firm Data?

143

Proportionality in e-Discovery: A UK Perspective

144

The Meet and Confer: Getting it Right

145

The Five Hottest Topics in E-Discovery

146

The Deplorable State of Law Firm Security

147

Performing Quality E-Discovery Searches: Is it Time to Set Some Standards?

148

Expert Witnesses in E-Discovery

149

Ethical Issues in E-Discovery

150

Sexting and Sextortion: Texting and Extortion Get a XXX Twist

151

Inside Social Media Archiving

152

Ethics & E-Discovery

153

An Inside Look at the 2010 Civil Litigation Conference at Duke Law School

154

Current Issues in Computer Forensics

155

A Look at Data Breaches