Want to begin the E-Discovery Day celebration early? Take the 2023 E-Discovery Day Survey! You could win an ACEDS certification scholarship!

E-Discovery Day is all about recognizing the critical role e-discovery professionals play in the legal process–and what better way to do that than by offering the opportunity to get an ACEDS certification for free?

Participants will have a chance to win one of 2 ACEDS certification scholarships. To be eligible to win one of the two ACEDS scholarships, all you need to do is complete the 2023 E-Discovery Day Survey here. Winners will be chosen at random and announced on November 3rd.

The 2023 E-Discovery Day Survey is comprised of ten questions, most of which are multiple choice questions. So, the survey literally takes a couple of minutes to complete. Questions include things like: what abbreviation for electronic discovery do you use (look at my logo above to see which one I prefer 😉 ), what platforms are difficult to work with from an eDiscovery perspective, how likely are you to use AI tools to help with eDiscovery in 2024, the toughest group to work with on eDiscovery activities, pre-litigation processes, legal technology used at your legal department, how do you explain “eDiscovery” to friends at a holiday party and how many years you’ve been celebrating E-Discovery Day!

Enter the 2023 E-Discovery Day Survey here for a chance to win! Let’s get some interest going!

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