Very interested to see this webinar on solutions related to current challenges around family productions and hyperlinked documents this Wednesday!

This Wednesday, November 5th at noon ET (11am CT, 9am PT), the Georgetown Law Advanced eDiscovery Institute (AEDI) will be presenting the webinar titled (wait for it!) Current & Next Gen Issues Involving Family Productions and Hyperlinked Documents. In this informative program, a panel of legal, technical and judicial experts will explore several issues during this one-hour webinar and highlight legal practices and technical solutions for addressing the issues related to family productions and hyperlinked documents.

Topics of discussion will include the following:

• What are the basic notions underlying family productions?
• How do hyperlink documents strain those notions?
• How have the courts handled questions over hyperlinked documents and family productions?
• What key technical complexities affect family productions involving hyperlinked documents?
• What does the future hold for disputes over the production of hyperlinked documents in families?

Panelists include: Phil Favro of Favro Law PLLC, Paul McVoy of Repario Data, David Robbins of Microsoft, Leeanne Mancari of Covington & Burling LLP and Judge Katherine Parker, US District Judge of the Southern District of New York!

Let’s face it: Family productions involving ESI used to be fairly straightforward until the advent and ubiquity of hyperlinked documents. Now parties routinely fight over family production questions involving emails or chat messages that have hyperlinks pointing to documents maintained in cloud storage repositories. What are the issues and what current and next generation complexities should practitioners be prepared to address? Register here to find out – this Wednesday! All attendees will receive an exclusive $100 discount to the 2025 AEDI Conference!

So, what do you think? Are you concerned about disputes related to hyperlinked documents? 😉 If so, then attend the webinar this Wednesday! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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