E-Discovery Day 2024

E-Discovery Day 2024 Will Be on December 5th!

We now have a date for E-Discovery Day 2024! This year, it will be held on December 5th! Here’s how you can stay in the loop!

Believe it or not, this year will be the 10th Annual E-Discovery Day! And, as noted above, it will be held on Thursday, December 5th, 2024!

Chances are if you follow this blog, you know about E-Discovery Day. In case you don’t, here’s the history:

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Ten years ago, Exterro created E-Discovery Day to highlight the growing importance of e-discovery in the legal process and to give eDiscovery professionals a day dedicated to learning, networking, and celebrating their role. That includes learning from eDiscovery experts in the form of webinars, participating in eDiscovery games and contests, and meeting new eDiscovery colleagues and friends at networking events.

As has been the case over the last few years, Exterro will be joined by EDRM, ACEDS and (drum roll, please!) eDiscovery Today as sponsors for this year’s educational webinars!

So, how do you stay in the loop as to what events will be happening on E-Discovery Day 2024? Go to the E-Discovery Day website here where you can subscribe to the E-Discovery Day Newsletter to receive announcements on all the upcoming activities! It’s that simple! More updates soon!

So, what do you think? Are you looking forward to E-Discovery Day 2024? Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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