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Discovering eDiscovery Careers, Skills & Opportunities
Discover the future of law! Join our panel on eDiscovery & LDI to learn why tech skills are crucial for modern legal careers. Get hired. GoAre you a law student, legal professional, or simply curious about the future of the legal industry? Join us for an eye-opening panel discussion that will demystify the high-tech, high-demand […]
The Masters Conference: Atlanta
King & Spalding will host the Atlanta, GA event on Tuesday, November 12, 2025. The day will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. We provide an excellent platform for legal professionals, technology experts, and industry leaders to share their knowledge and insights while exploring innovative solutions to the challenges they face in […]
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Strategic Networking for Legal & eDiscovery Professionals
Strategic Networking for Legal & eDiscovery Professionals
Join us for a virtual event where legal and eDiscovery professionals can strategically network and make valuable connections!Strategic Networking for Legal & eDiscovery ProfessionalsTurn Conversations into Career-Advancing ConnectionsPresenter: Sarah HubbardFormat: Virtual (Zoom) | Duration: 45 minutesSession Overview:In eDiscovery, technical skill opens doors, but relationships open opportunities. This fast-paced session introduces The MAPP Framework™, a practical […]
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Unmasking the Truth with OpenText eDiscovery Chronology
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Using AI in Litigation Workflows: Ethics, Risks, and Practical Applications
Using AI in Litigation Workflows: Ethics, Risks, and Practical Applications
In this ACEDS CLE webinar, experienced litigation and technology experts walk through the important rules and opinions shaping the ethical boundaries of leveraging AI in litigation. Using practical examples of ethical violations, participants will get a better understanding of the risks and responsibilities of using AI—empowering them to use this transformative technology appropriately and competently. […]