Seattle is the next stop for The Master’s Conference for 2023, and you may be able to attend for FREE, courtesy of eDiscovery Today!

This Wednesday, July 19th, the Master’s Conference will be in Seattle at the office of Perkins Coie, LLP, 1201 Third Avenue Suite 4900, Seattle, WA 98101-3099. And there are several interesting topics for this day long conference, including:

• One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Picking One or Multiple Technologies to Fit the Needs
• How to build Generative AI for Law
• The Art of Collection: Balancing Privacy and Defensibility in Forensic Document Collections
• 6 Steps Towards Information Governance Maturity: Operationalizing an IG Program (via Policy, Process, and Technology)
• Where Law and Technology Intersect: eDiscovery Considerations in Complex Litigation
• Cyber and Data Breach Roundtable

Lunch will be provided and there will be a happy hour after the educational sessions. The full agenda is available here.

eDiscovery Today is excited to be an Affinity partner with the Master’s Conference and, as a partner, we have complimentary codes to offer to attend! If you work for a law firm, corporation or government entity and will be in the Seattle area on Wednesday, July 19th, you may be able to attend the conference for FREE, compliments of eDiscovery Today! Reach out to me at daustin@ediscoverytoday.com for more information, if you’re interested in attending. First come, first served!

Even if you’re not able to attend for free, it’s a great value for a full day of eDiscovery and legal tech education and networking! Register here to attend!

As I mentioned, Seattle is the next stop for The Master’s Conference on the 2023 conference schedule that includes 12 cities in the US and internationally. The full schedule is available here. Come to Seattle and enjoy a break from the heat wave, expected high only 80 on Wednesday! 😉

So, what do you think? Are you going to be in Seattle and looking for great eDiscovery education and networking? Register for the Master’s conference Seattle! Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

BTW, I’m on my first real vacation in three years (seriously! – this post was pre-scheduled!) so I may be slow to respond to comments here and on social media. 🙂

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