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KEVIN HARRANG Deputy General Counsel Microsoft

JONATHAN ZITTRAINProfessor of Internet Governance andRegulation, Oxford UniversityCo-Founder, Berkman Center for Internet& Society, Harvard Law School

DENISE MONTIELVice President, Litigation ServicesARCCA, Inc.

J. LEE MEIHLS, PH.D.Trial Consultant and PrincipalTrial Partners Inc.

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The MOST IMPORTANT LEGAL TECHNOLOGY Event of the Year!

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Realizing Potential: Technologyand the Evolving Legal Profession

TUESDAY, JANUARY 31

The Future of the Internet – and How ToStop It

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1

The Defense Never Rests: Merging the Skills of Top Trial Lawyers, JuryConsultants and Technology Experts To Win The Toughest Cases

CHRISTOPHER KRUSEPresident and CEOCaseCentral, Inc.

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BI1: Trends inPractice Analysis,ProfitabilityMeasurement andBusiness Intelligence

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BI3: How, Why andthe ConsequencesWhen Law FirmsMake Bad Decisions

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AT1: How Do YouKnow You Are Doingthe Right Projects —or How to Kill aMonster

AT2: SharePoint forLegal

AT3: Life CycleManagement ofInformation in aMatter-CentricEnvironment

Realizing Potential: Technology and The Evolving Legal Profession Kevin Harrang, Deputy General Counsel, Microsoft

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THE THIRD ANNUAL LAW TECHNOLOGY NEWS AWARDS DINNER

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IHCIN-House Counsel

IHC1: New E-Discovery RulesPreparedness for Plaintiff’s Counsel

IHC2: The New Rule26 Meet and ConferConference

IHC3: Crafting theRFP

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Technology

MT1: CompetitiveIntelligence

MT2: Making theMost of CRM

MT3: Web 2.0: TheLatest in MarketingTechnology

EDE-Discovery

ED-1A: QualityStandards &Measurements ToGauge YourElectronic Discovery Effectiveness

ED-1B: MitigatingRisk and LoweringCost by ApplyingElectronic DiscoveryTechniques

ED-1C: ElectronicDiscovery RoundtableDiscussion

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 31IKM

Information &Knowledge

Management

IKM1: Current Trendsin ManagingInformation in theLaw Firm

Thomson-Elite (Brent)

IKM2: Understanding& EffectivelyLeveraging FirmInformation

IKM3: How FirmsMaximize the Returnon Knowledge

CTCollaborationTechnologies

CT1: Walking a Casethrough theDiscovery Processfrom the Law Firm’sPerspective

CT2: Collaboration:Legal Technologies,Methodologies andApproach

CT3: LegalTechnologyPredictions for 2006 EvidenceManagement

The Future of The Internet – and How To Stop ItJonathan Zittrain, Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation, Oxford University

Co-Founder, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School


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CL1: LawDepartment Spotlight- U.S. Army ClaimsService

CL2: Corporate LawDepartment Role inRecordsManagement

CL3: LawDepartment Spotlight– Microsoft: ClientService, Workflowand Other LegalTechnologyParadoxes

BDBusiness

Continuity andDisaster Recovery

BD1: The Case for aBusiness ContinuityPlan

BD2: Putting a Planinto Action

BD3: Crisis Communicationand EmergencyResponse

EDE-Discovery

ED-2A: LegalArguments &Strategies:Requesting andProducing ElectronicEvidence

ED-2B: LessonsLearned: OvercomingIT Hazards inElectronic Evidence

ED-2C: E-DiscoveryTools: ImprovedProcesses for OnlineReview & Production

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Mobility

M1: The NextGeneration of MobilitySolutions for Lawyers

M2: SimplifyingWireless Connectivityof Handhelds with Office Systems

ECDThe Email

Challenge: Data,Compliance,

Discovery

ECD1: Got email?Critical LegalRegulatory andProduction Issues

ECD2: Discoveringthe "Smoking Gun":New Visual Tools andTheir Impact

The Defense Never Rests: Merging the Skills of Top Trial Lawyers, Jury Consultants and TechnologyExperts to Win the Toughest CasesChristopher Kruse, President and CEO, CaseCentral, Inc. Peter A. Bicks, Partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLPSiobhan A. Handley, Partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLPJ. Lee Meihls, Ph.D., Trial Consultant and Principal, Trial Partners Inc.Denise Montiel, Vice President, Litigation Services, ARCCA, Inc.


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NS1: Unifying ThreatManagement forYour Network

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NS2: Fact, Fiction,Threat andResponse: NetworkSecurity in Practice

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ID1: InformationRetention Strategiesfor DefensibleDiscovery

ID2: DiscoveryManagementStrategies for Cost-Effective Litigation

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RM1: What’s DrivingRisk Managementand What IT Needsto Know in Today’sLaw Firm

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ATAdvanced IT presented by

Issues in Project and Information Management for CIOs and ITProfessionals This track, created in conjunction with ILTA, consists of in-depth and practical discussions designed for CIOs and IT professionals. Join us for a lively panel discussion with industry leaders addressing a variety of project managementissues. Also featured will be a panel discussion on using Microsoft Sharepoint in alegal environment including live demonstrations. Finally, attend a session where wewill bring you up to speed by discussing new opportunities and the best practicessurrounding the management of information in today’s matter centric environment.

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BDBusiness Continuity and Disaster RecoveryDisaster Recovery and Business Continuity issues continue to become moreprevalent as technology furthers its migration into the law office. This track will discuss the “what ifs” and the “how tos” a law firm must be prepared to answer if a critical situation develops. In addition, find out what the future holds for DR/BC,the three steps of continuous data protection, and how Sarbanes-Oxley and compliance issues affect DR. Finally, listen to a case study of what one large lawfirm did to protect their lawyer's and their client's critical data.

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BIBusiness IntelligenceThe Innovative Use and Application of Technology to Achieve andMaintain Business Advantage.The objective of this track is to explore how new technology can support a lawfirm's mission to better understand and build its business. This track will presentthe basics of Business Intelligence systems and how to implement them. It willalso provide an overview of the latest approaches to practice analysis and profitability measurement, including key performance metrics and trends. Specialsessions will feature discussions with pioneers and thought leaders in the fields of client relationships, business development and integrated decision making.

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CTCollaboration Technologies This track will delve into how innovative collaboration technologies facilitate theinformation flow between; law departments and law firms, law firm to law firmand intra firm. Parties can view and edit the same documents at the sametime. Managing and accessing information is crucial to saving time, money andensuring the desired outcome. Attend this session and learn how technologyis playing a pivotal role for today's law departments and their law firms.

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CLCorporate Legal IT presented by

How the Use of New Technologies Can Address the Opportunities andChallenges Facing Today’s Legal DepartmentsIn conjunction with ILTA, this track is dedicated to examining how new technologies can address the opportunities and challenges facing today’s legaldepartments. Just like their outside counsel peers, law departments are underpressure to increase client satisfaction while keeping costs down. How can lawdepartments meet these goals by using technology tools? This track will offerpractical advice for collaboration between in-house counsel, corporate IT and outside counsel in developing and implementing policies and procedures surrounding records storage, production and destruction. Finally this trackfeatures a session on how the U.S. Army recently rolled out a new claims management system and how this implementation resulted in benefits includingreal-time data, no more monthly updates, better control of the claims expenditurefunds and the ability for their claimants to file their personnel claims online.

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ECDThe Email Challenge: Data, Compliance, DiscoveryEmail is the hot-button for discovery today. Email is at the intersection of majorchanges that are transforming legal practice, including the sheer volume of email,the unique characteristics of messages, and the significance that email has vis avis compliance and regulatory issues. This track will examine first, the substantive legal, regulatory and technological issues impacting email management, and second, new visual analytical tools that facilitate discovery and how they impact matters involving large email collections.

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ED IE-DiscoveryAdvanced Electronic Discovery: Strategies and Techniques Have you had your fill of the "bits and bytes" sessions found at most e-discoveryseminars today? The Advanced Electronic Discovery track is designed forLegalTech attendees who understand e-discovery basics and are looking for ways to improve their e-discovery process. Attendees will learn strategies andtechniques that leading corporations and law firms employ to reduce the overallrisk and expense of electronic discovery.

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ED IIE-DiscoveryAdvanced Electronic Discovery: Law & Technology in an Evolving LegalLandscapeEnhance your understanding of how technology is changing the practice of law in the digital age. Judges, attorneys and support professionals who are familiarwith the parameters of paper discovery face the continuing challenge of applyingand adapting them to the unique contours of electronic discovery. Learn aboutnewly issued judicial opinions, impending amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, as well as technical and practical solutions for electronic discovery. These sessions will arm you with cutting-edge knowledge to navigatethe changing legal landscape, improve your review processes and techniques, and leverage technological innovations in computer forensics and electronic discovery to benefit your clients.

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ETEmerging TechnologyWith the proliferation of technology available, it can be hard to distinguish thedefining differential of one product over another. This track is purposefullydesigned to showcase the leading products offered to the legal community today.Based on industry buzz and frequently asked questions, we’ve invited some of theleading companies to clearly demonstrate how their products and services impactthe way lawyers do business. Each session is a product showcase, dedicated to alimited number of products or services. You won’t want to miss these first-handpresentations to help you choose what is best for your firm.

IDInformation Retention and Discovery ManagementRediscover Discovery! Learn how to reduce discovery costs by 50% or more by proactively capturing and preserving electronic records like email and IM.Corporate clients will learn how to gain control over their data and eliminate unnecessary and costly steps related to discovery processing. Law firms will learnhow to empower clients by establishing clear retention and discovery strategies,and also learn how to lower risk and costs for clients by utilizing powerful litigation-ready technology.

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A.L. Coder • ABBYY USA Software House Inc. • Access Litigation Support Services • ADERANT • Advanced Productivity Software, Inc. • AirTime Manager

• ALM Research • Alpha Systems • ALTEP, Inc. • American Law Office Imaging • American LegalNet, Inc./US Court Forms • AmeriVault Corp. • Appligent

Inc. • Argent Software • Aspen Systems -iCite division • Attenex Corporation • BlackBerry (Research In Motion) • BlumbergExcelsior • Bowne • Bridgeway

Software, Inc. • Business Integrity • CalFirst-Law Firm Group • Capital Legal Solutions • Capitol, LLC • Capsicum Group,LLC • CaseCentral Inc • CaseData

Corp. • CaseLogistix • CaseManagerPro • CaseShare Systems, LLC • CaseSoft • CCH INCORPORATED • Celtic Leasing Corp. • Central Business Solutions

Inc • Ceralon, LLC • Client Profiles • Coffee Distributing Corp. • Cole Valley Software, Inc./Contact Ease • CompuLaw LLC • Control Systems, Inc. •

Corporation Service Company (CSC) • Corprasoft, Inc. • Courtroom Connect • Crescendo Systems Corporation • CT Corporation/Summation • CVision

Technologies • Datacare Software Group, Inc. • DataCert, Inc. • Dataflight Software, Inc. • Daticon, Inc. • Deadlines On Demand • Digiscribe International

LLC • Discover-e Legal • Discovery Mining Inc. • DiscoveryWorks Legal Inc. • DocsCorp Pty Ltd. • Docuity, Inc • DocuLex, Inc. • Document Automation

Developers • DocuServe, A Legalink Company • Dolphin Search Inc • Economic Analysis Group Ltd. • eCopy, Inc. • EDGARfilings Ltd. • eFax Corporate/j2

Global • Electronic Evidence Discovery, Inc. • Elixir Technologies • eMag Solutions LLC • EMC Corporation • Encore Lex Solutio • EncoreTech, Inc. •

Engenium Corp • Equitrac Corporation • Equivio • EVault Inc. • Extractiva • FatPipe Networks • Finestar Imaging LLC • Fios • First American Equipment

Finance • FNF Capital, Inc. • Forensics Consulting Solutions • Gavel & Gown Software Inc. • Guidance Softeware • HP-Hewlett-Packard • Hummingbird

Ltd. • i-Tab (PageStamp) • Ibis Consulting Inc. • iCONECT Development, LLC • IDM/Fidelity • ILTA • iLumin Software Services, Inc. • Image Capture

Engineering, Inc. • Imaging Business Machines LLC • inData Corporation • Instant InfoSystems • Integration Appliance (IntApp) • Interwoven • IPRO Tech

• IQwest Information Technologies • ISYS Search Software • IXIO • Juris Inc • Kiersted Systems • Kirschenbaum & Phillips, PC • KPMG LLP • Kroll Ontrack,

Inc • Lan Associates • LawDocsXpress Inc • LawPort™/SV Technology, Inc. • LawyerLinks, LLC • LDI Color ToolBox • Legal Files Software Inc. • Levit &

James, Inc. • Lex Inc. • LexisNexis • LextraNet • Litera Corp. • Litigation Systems, Inc. • LiveNote, Inc. • LT Online Corporation • MA3000 • MDY Advanced

Technologies, Inc. • MediConnect.net • Merrill Corporation • Message One • MetaLINCS Corp. • Microsystems • MiniSoft Inc • Mitratech • National Data

Conversion Institute • Needles Case Management Software • Network Box, LLC • New York State Bar Association • nMatrix, Inc. • Novo Technologies •

NQUEUE • Nuance Communications, Inc. • OfficeMax Contract Inc. • Omega Legal Systems, Inc • Omtool Ltd. • On-Site E-Discovery • Orion Law

Management System • OSMIO • Payne Consulting Group • Perfect Access Speer • PerfectLaw Software • Pitney Bowes Management Services • Practice

Technologies, Inc. • Practising Law Institute • Premier Technology Solutions, Inc. • Premiere Global Services • Print, Inc. • Pro Bono Net • Prospector

Network • ProVantage Software Inc. • "PS-Ship by Lynch Marks" • RainMaker Software, Inc. • Recommind Inc. • Red Rose Legal Copy Centers • Renew

Data • Ringtail Solutions • Rippe & Kingston • Riverbed Technology • SAGA, Inc. • Sage Software • Sanction by Verdict Systems • Select*Associates •

Skyline Document Management • SMART Technologies Inc. • SoftWise Corporation • SPI Litigation Direct • SPL Integrated Solutions • Strategic Office

Solutions • Stratify, Inc. • SuperiorGlacier • SydneyPLUS International • Synaptec Software, Inc. • Syngence LLC • TABS3/ PracticeMaster • TechLaw, Inc.

• Technology Concepts & Design, Inc. • The Stroz Friedberg, LLC • Thomson Elite • Thomson Fast Tax • Thomson FindLaw • Thomson West • Tikit Limited

• Tonernow • TOSS Corporation • Transcriptiongear.Com • Traveling Coaches, Inc. • Traxi Technologies LLC • TrialNet Inc. • Tripoint Systems Development

Corporation • True Data Partners, LLC • TutorPro LLC • U.S. Bancorp Oliver-Allen Technology Leasing • United Parcel Service • US Legal Inc. • Verdatum

• Vertical Communication • viDesktop Inc • Whitehill Technologies, Inc. • Whitmont Legal Technologies • WinScribe Inc Limited • WizSoft, Inc. • Workshare

Technology, Inc. • WORLDOX/World Software Corporation • XACT • Xerox Corporation • ZANTAZ

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IHCIn-House CounselThis track will review issues facing both plaintiff and defense counsel under thenew Federal Rules of Civil Procedure including the cost-shifting ramifications ofseeking large data collections, legacy data, narrowing the scope and definition of “inaccessible data,” and whether document retention policies will provide legitimate defenses against overly broad and burdensome discovery practices.This track will also provide a forum for audience participation to discuss real worldexamples of coping with the brave new world of electronic discovery, including amock Rule 26 (f) “Meet and Confer”conference and a presentation of the SedonaConference's Best Practices for Navigating the Vendor Proposal Process for producing a common RFP.

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IKMInformation and Knowledge ManagementThe Intersection of Knowledge Management and InformationManagement: Where Efficiency and Profitability MeetExplore how Knowledge/Information Management tools can be leveraged to helpyour firm make efficient and profitable business decisions. This track will help youunderstand how knowledge/information management technology is affecting thelegal industry and what you can expect in the future. Sessions will address howthe newest technology tools can be utilized to capture, organize, share and analyze information in order to optimize client service and improve law firm management in order to enhance profitability. Learn lessons from pioneering legal teams on how to avoid pitfalls and maximize the return on your knowledgemanagement investments.

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MMobilityThe Next Generation of Mobility Solutions for LawyersThis track will present an overview of the next generation of the wireless technology available to law firms, including the newest handheld devices, application software, wireless service plans, as well as the synchronization technologies, which are currently available. Learn about the new wireless synchronization utilities and technology that will allow lawyers to connect withoffice systems and desktop applications better than ever. In addition, there will bea discussion about how to interact with case or practice management systemsusing your handheld. Speakers will include representatives from Microsoft, as well as lawyers who are on the leading edge of mobility solutions.

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MTMarketing and TechnologyCompetitive Intelligence (CI) is about knowing your competition. It is about knowing the market and your clients. Most importantly, it requires you to knowyour own firm and how its assets can be brought to bear on a specific target at aspecific moment in time. These interactive sessions will help you learn how to find,win and keep clients. Discussion topics will include how to seek and collect relevant CI, distribute the information quickly and in context as well as createaction plans that lead to increased revenue, client service and a competitiveadvantage.

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NSNetwork SecurityThe legal profession understands the importance of computer security, however,lawyers often overlook the importance of network security. The increasing challenges of digital identity theft, pharming, phishing, scouting, hacking, and moreinsidious viruses threaten networks as well as individual PCs. The need to ensurebusiness continuity and preserve client data is creating a digital arms race.Meanwhile clients are increasingly demanding online access to their lawyers andwork product. The threat to the client relationship and the firm brand is real andpresent. It’s time to seriously examine digital disaster threat and protection.

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RMRisk Management and Compliance AdherenceThe evolving landscape of regulatory changes and the increasing volume of e-mail and matter content has created an open door for potential liability to firms.IT organizations need to clearly understand the risks and have a plan in place foraddressing them over time. These tracks will enable IT professionals of law firmsto get the latest information on the risks impacting firms today that their organizations can have influence on, as well as, offer a pragmatic approachacross both paper and electronic contet that best meets the long-term risk management needs of the firm.

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Neil AraujoVice President, Professional

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Benton ArmstrongPartner, Forensic Technology

SolutionsPriceWaterhouseCoopers

Thomas W. BaldwinChief Knowledge OfficerSheppard Mullin Richter

Hampton, LLP

Craig D. Ball, Esq. Attorney & TechnologistLaw Offices of Craig D.

Ball, P.C.

David BaskinDirector of DiscoveryManagement StrategyZANTAZ, Inc.

David BayerVice President, Marketing &

Business DevelopmentStratify

Kevin BellTechnology PartnerRobinson, McFadden & Moore

Sanjay BhandariLegal Consultant - Forensic

Technology ServicesKPMG LLP (United Kingdom)

Meg BlockShareholderBaker Robbins & Company

Kathleen A. Boden-BensonSenior Manager of Technology

Project Planning and AnalysisFoley & Lardner LLP

Randy BothManager, Mobile

Devices DivisionMicrosoft

James BrittIT DirectorChoate, Hall & Stewart LLP

Kelli BrooksPrincipal - Forensic Technology

Services KPMG LLP

Thomas L. Brown, Esq,Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP

Robert D. Brownstone, Esq.

Practice Technology ManagerFenwick & West LLP

Jay ButchkoSenior Manager, Focused

Product Sales SupportLexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell

William P. Butterfield, Esq.PartnerFinkelstein, Thompson and

Loughran

Michael D. CammackChief Information OfficerBowman and Brooke

Steven J. CampbellSenior ConsultantThomson Elite

Andrew Cohen Senior Counsel and DirectorEMC

Wayne Dale CollinsPartnerShearman & Sterling, LLP

Mark Corradi, PMPGlobal Technology Solutions -

Project Management OfficeShearman & Sterling, LLP

Christopher V. Cotton, Esq.Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

David CraigShareholderBaker Robbins & Company

Conor R. Crowley, Esq.Labaton Sucharow & Rudoff

Daniel A. Curto PartnerMcDermott, Will & Emery LLP

Galina DatskovskyFounder and CEOMDY Advanced Technologies

Douglas H. DavisChief Marketing OfficerBullivant Houser Bailey PC

Stephen P. Dooley Litigation Support ManagerHusch & Eppenberger, LLC

Robert DoughertySenior Supervisor of Global

Data CenterShearman & Sterling LLP

Joseph J. DouressVice President, Business

Development and Marketing, Small Law Segment

LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell

Rich FinkelmanDirectorNavigant

William J. Flannery President WJF Institute

Jeffrey J. FowlerCounsel - Litigation

DepartmentO'Melveny & Myers LLP

Olivia GerrollDirector of Practice SupportHeller Ehrman LLP

Stan GibsonPartnerJeffery Mangels Butler &

Marmaro LLP

Allen L. GurneyManager, Client Technology

ServicesThompson Coburn LLP

Sally HatchettDirector of Project

ManagementBingham McCutchen LLP

Honorable Ronald J.HedgesUnited States Magistrate Judge

US District Court, District of New Jersey

Deborah JohnsonVice President - Sales and

Business DevelopmentNational Data Conversion

Tom JonesSenior Director - Project

ManagementAderant

Jonathan KellySolicitorSimmons & Simmons

Dennis KennedyComputer Lawyer and Legal

Technology ConsultantDennisKennedy.com, LLC

Brent E. KidwellPartner and Chief Knowledge

Counsel Jenner & Block LLP

Scott L. Kindred, CBCPBusiness Continuity ManagerShook, Hardy & Bacon

Christopher M. Koa, Esq.Legal ConsultantKroll Ontrack, Inc.

Ross KodnerSenior Legal Technologist/CEOMicroLaw, Inc.

Montgomery KosmaAttorneyJones Day

Petra LaFountainPractice Support ManagerHunton & Williams

Peter E. LesserManaging DirectorKraft Kennedy & Lesser

Steven B. LevySenior Director of Information

Systems, Legal and Corporate Affairs

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Keith Lipman, Esq.Sr. Product ManagerInterwoven

Browning E. MareanPartnerDLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary

US LLP

Kingsley MartinSenior Director, West kmThomson Elite

George MayVP West kmThomson Elite

Silas McCulloughManaging DirectormindSHIFT Technologies

Kathy McFarlandOf CounselLovells

Whit McIsaacPresident & CEOClient Profiles Mobility

Solutions

Mal MeadDirector, IT Project

Development and Management

Fenwick & West LLP

Beau MersereauManager of Applications &

DevelopmentFish & Richardson, P.C.

Gregory MillerVP Marketing & Business

DevelopmentNetwork Box, North American

Lawyer Media, Inc.

Lucie V. MillerLegal Associate/E-Discovery

ConsultantEli Lilly and Company

Jim MitchellManaging DirectorHuron Consulting Group

Kalani MundenDirector of Knowledge

ManagementJackson Walker, L.L.P.

Joy MurraoManager of Global Practice

SupportLatham & Watkins, LLP

Dave Neeson Director of Information

TechnologyGreenberg Glusker Fields

Claman Machtinger & Kinsel

Leonard T. NuaraChair, Technology &

Intellectual Property Practice Group

Thatcher Proffitt & Wood LLP

Allison B. Nussbaum, Esq.Manager of Business

DevelopmentGoodwin Procter LLP

Eric OlsonSenior Director, Product

Development and Market Planning for CourtLink

LexisNexis

Ken OrgeronJackson Walker, L.L.P.

Carlos F. Ortiz, Esq.PartnerDLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary

US LLP

Jason M. Paroff, Esq.Director - Computer Forensic

OperationsKroll Ontrack, Inc.

Regina Phelps, RN, BSN,MPA, CEMPresidentEmergency Management &

Safety Solutions

Mark V. ReichenbachLitigation Support Practice

ManagerMilberg Weiss Bershad &

Schulman

Toni ReiffeManager, Business Continuity

& Recovery, GlobalTechnology Solutions

Shearman & Sterling LLP

Betsy ReynoldsDirector of Software Solutions

and Practice SupportManatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

Sara ReynoldsCIO Keating, Muething &

Klekamp PLL

Ann Marie RiberdyManager, Special Projects

Group Boston LitigationServices Manager

Wilmer Hale

Alan RichChief StrategistThomson Elite

Joseph RomanowskiVice President of Product

StrategyZANTAZ, Inc.

Bruce S. Rosen PartnerMcCusker, Anselmi, Rosen,

Carvelli & Walsh, P.C.

Jeffrey RovnerDirector of Knowledge

ManagementClifford Chance

Heidi RudolphVice President, Legal Finance

& Operations Sears Holdings Corporation

George I. RudoyGlobal Manager, Practice

Technology SupportShearman & Sterling LLP

Dave SampreiDirector, Systems

DevelopmentBlank Rome LLP

J. Mark SantiagoPresidentInternational CoSourcing

Group

Scott SchafferDirectorMarger Johnson &

McCollom PC

Edward SchechterChief Marketing OfficerDuane Morris LLP

David H. SchultzManager - Legal TechnologiesConsulting, Western

United StatesKroll Ontrack, Inc.

Larry SextonChief Warrant Officer ThreeUS Army

Sonya Sigler, Esq.In-House CounselCataphora

John SimekVice PresidentComputer Forensics/Legal ITSensei Enterprises, Inc.

James StapletonChief Marketing OfficerFenwick & West LLP

Hon. Richard G. StearnsUnited States District Court forthe District of Massachusetts

Brian Stempel Manager of Litigation ServicesKirkland & Ellis LLP

Chandra StevensMobility Solutions SpecialistMicrosoft

R. Jason Straight, Esq.Manager - Legal Technologies

Consulting, Eastern United States

Kroll Ontrack, Inc.

Joe SwimmerDirector of TotalSearch LexisNexis

Ariana Tadler, Esq.Milberg Weis Bershad &

Schulman

Ramana VenkataCEOStratify

Joseph Viola, Sr.IT RISK Management

ConsultantMetLife Inc.

Walter G. Watkins, Jr. PartnerForman, Perry, Watkins,

Kratz & Tardy

Elizabeth WeissAttorney at Law Shearman & Sterling LLP

Stephen WhetstoneVice PresidentStratify

Kevin WydraDirector of Software

DevelopmentClient Profiles Mobility

Solutions

Brian ZeveDirectorMicrosoft

James S. ZuckerAssociateHogan & Hogan L.L.P.

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Andrew Z. Adkins III Legal Technology Institute University of Florida

Levin College of LawGainsville, Florida

Monica BayEditor-in-Chief: Law Technology NewsEditorial Director: Law Firm Inc.,

Small Firm BusinessALM New York, New York

James P. CunninghamChief Information OfficerWillkie Farr & Gallagher LLPNew York, New York

Brent Kidwell Chief Knowledge Counsel Jenner & Block LLP Chicago, Illinois

Mal MeadDirector, IT Project Development

and ManagementFenwick & West LLPMountain View, California

Tom O'ConnorDirectorLegal Electronic Documents InstituteBellevue, Washington

George I. RudoyManager, Litigation SupportGlobal Technology SolutionsShearman & Sterling LLPNew York, New York

J. Mark SantiagoManaging DirectorInternational CoSourcing GroupNew York, New York

Peggy WechslerProgram DirectorILTASan Antonio, Texas

Marc AdlerNational Sales ManagerPerfectLaw SoftwareMiami, Florida

Dan BerlinPresidentTabs3 PracticeMaster SoftwareLincoln, Nebraska

Kelli BrooksPrincipal - Forensic Techology ServicesKPMG LLP Forensic

Technology ServicesCypress, California

Stephen CollinsPresidentJuris, Inc.Brentwood, Tennessee

Larry A. CrapoVP MarketingCompulawLos Angeles, California

Andrea EidsnessVice President, MarketingKroll Ontrack, Inc.Eden Prairie, Minnesota

Mel GoldenbergMel Goldenberg & Associates, LLP

Kathy GrangerDirector of Trade ShowsThomson Legal & RegulatoryEagan, Minnesota

Jane KimpanMarketing Programs ManagerLexisNexisMiamisburg, Ohio

Allison LordMarketing Programs ManagerAttenex CorporationSeattle, Washington

Ingrid MajcherEvent Marketing ManagerZANTAZ, Inc.Pleasanton, California

Jon SigermanPresidentSummation Legal TechnologiesSan Francisco, California

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Realizing Potential: Technology and the Evolving Legal Profession

KEVIN HARRANG Deputy General Counsel Microsoft

Law firms and corporate legal departments have an unprecedented array of information technology and systems at their disposal. Despite this, most users admit that their implementations seldom fully meet their needs and many areslow to adopt existing solutions because of technical or budgetary constraints. What does the legal profession need to realize the potential of existing information technology? Howand where have the leaders among us succeeded and what canwe learn from them? What is needed in tomorrow’s informationtechnology to enable greater return for its users? Will IT reallytransform the practice of law as has been often promised andpredicted?

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SS1 10:30-12:00 Sessions held throughout the day

CaseManagerPro, the core technology for some of the mostcomplex cases in the country, combines web-based CMS withe-discovery, litigation support and document management todeliver unmatched capabilities. In Monday's Supersessions,leading law firms share how they manage massive volumes ofinformation among hundreds of people across the country.

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ED-1A 10:30-12:00Quality Standards & Measurements To GaugeYour Electronic Discovery Effectiveness

This panel of industry experts will discuss current tools and metrics used for assessing and measuring a company or lawfirm’s e-Discovery efforts in terms of quality, efficiency and returnon investment. Attendees of this session will learn how tosuccessfully articulate the e-discovery successes to upper management. Key metrics that will be explained include“Document Decisions Per Hour,” “User Decision Tracking,”“System Uptime," "Number of Issues Per Million Documents”and best practices in workflow assessment.

SpeakersSanjay BhandariLegal Consultant - Forensic Techonology ServicesKPMG LLP (United Kingdom)

Kelli Brooks Principal - Forensic Technology ServicesKPMG LLP

Montogomery KosmaAttorneyJones Day

Lucie V. MillerLegal Associate/E-Discovery ConsultantEli Lilly and Company

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AT1 10:30-12:00How Do You Know You Are Doing the RightProjects — or How to Kill a Monster

presented by:

Join us for a lively discussion of Project Portfolio Management,Project Prioritization and Alignment to Business Objectives andthe Project Intake Process.

On the panel are Kathleen Boden-Benson from Foley & Lardnerand Mark Corradi from Shearman & Sterling, two law firms deepinto project management and well on their way to project management methodology maturity. The panel is moderated bySally Hatchett of Bingham McCutchen, the ILTA VP of the newand increasingly active Project Management Peer Group.

SpeakersKathleen A. Boden-BensonSenior Manager of Technology Project Planning and AnalysisFoley & Lardner LLP

Mark Corradi, PMPGlobal Technology Solutions - Project Management OfficeShearman & Sterling, LLP

Sally HatchettDirector of Project ManagementBingham McCutchen

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IHC1 10:30-12:00New E-Discovery Rules Preparedness for Plaintiff’s Counsel

The new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will also have significant impact on Plaintiff’s counsel. Understanding the cost-shifting ramifications of seeking large data collections, legacy data and trying to narrow the scope of the definition of“inaccessible data” will be issues facing counsel on a case bycase basis. Will document retention policies provide legitimatedefenses or safe harbor for overly broad and burdensome discovery practices? This session will be designed to review theissues facing both plaintiff and defense counsel under the newrules as well as providing a forum for audience participation todiscuss real world examples of coping with the new world ofelectronic discovery.

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SpeakersWilliam P. Butterfield, Esq.Finkelstein, Thompson and Loughran

Conor R. Crowley, Esq.Labaton Sucharow & Rudoff

Deborah JohnsonVice President - Sales and Business DevelopmentNational Data Conversion

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BI1 10:30-12:00Trends in Practice Analysis, ProfitablityMeasurement and Business Intelligence

This session will present an overview of the latest approaches to practice analysis and profitablity measurement including keyperformance metrics and trends. The panel will also discuss thebasics of Business Intelligence systems and how to implementone.

SpeakersSteven J. CampbellSenior ConsultantThomson Elite

Tom Jones Senior Director - Project ManagementAderant

Brian ZeveDirectorMicrosoft

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MT1 10:30-12:00Competitive Intelligence

The law office of today is a virtual technology showcase. The old way of doing business will no longer work in an aggressive, motivated firm. This session will focus on how using the mostadvanced business development tools will help grow a practice,reduce the time spent doing research and allow the litigator todevote time to the courtroom. Discussion will include many toolsincluding dossier builders, advanced content management solutions that allow firms to integrate crucial comprehensive andon-point information to your website, portal or intranet visitorsand precision searching systems.

SpeakersEric OlsonSenior Director, Product Development and

Market Planning for CourtLinkLexisNexis

James StapletonChief Marketing OfficerFenwick & West LLP

Joe SwimmerLexisNexis Director of TotalSearchLexisNexis

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ET-1A 10:30-11:15

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ET-1B 11:45-12:30

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ED-1B 1:30-3:00Mitigating Risk and Lowering Cost by ApplyingElectronic Discovery Techniques

Learn how top law firms and law departments are combiningleading-edge technology with advanced techniques to deliverdramatic time and expense savings to their clients. This session is designed to help attendees develop better electronic discoverystrategies by learning from real-world examples.

SpeakersStan GibsonPartnerJeffery Mangels Butler & Marmaro LLP

Jonathan KellySolicitorSimmons and Simmons

Kathy McFarlandOf CounselLovells

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AT2 1:30-3:00SharePoint for Legal

presented by:

Join us for a panel discussion on using Microsoft Sharepoint tointegrate with the leading third-party products for legal. Our panelists will demonstrate actual SharePoint applications in use at their firms.

SpeakersSilas McCulloughManaging DirectormindSHIFT Technologies

Mal MeadDirector, IT Project Development and ManagementFenwick & West LLP

Beau MersereauManager of Applications & DevelopmentFish & Richardson, P.C.

Dave SampreiDirector, Systems DevelopmentBlank Rome LLP

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IHC2 1:30-3:00The New Rule 26 Meet and Confer Conference

A simulated Rule 26 (f) conference between counsel and a U.S.District Court Judge or Magistrate.

Rule 26(f) of the new FRCP requires that the parties to the litigation meet and confer in order to examine the issues relating to:

(i) the disclosure or discovery of electronically stored information, including the form in which it should be produced;

(ii) whether the parties can agree to production on termsthat protect against privilege waiver; and

(iii) the preservation of discoverable information (including electronically stored information).

SpeakersHon. Richard G. Stearns United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts

Ariana Tadler, Esq.Milberg Weis Bershad & Schulman

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BI2 1:30-3:00Client and Business Development BestPractices

This session will be lead by William J. Flannery the president ofthe WJF Institute. Flannery has been a pioneer in the field ofclient relationship and business development for law firms. He will present the fundamentals of his strategy on client andbusiness development and lead a panel in the practical aspectsof its implementation.

SpeakerWilliam J. FlanneryPresidentWJF Institute

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MT2 1:30-3:00Making the Most of CRM

Learn how to make Customer Relationship Marketing successfulin your firm. A panel discussion of industry leaders will addressimplementation issues and how to solve them: how to add valueto your CRM and combine CRM information with other content to target your audience.

SpeakersDouglas H. Davis Chief Marketing OfficerBullivant Houser Bailey PC

Allison B. Nussbaum, Esq.Manager of Business DevelopmentGoodwin Procter LLP

Edward SchechterChief Marketing OfficerDuane Morris LLP

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ET-1C 1:30-2:15

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ET-1D 2:45-3:30

sponsored by:

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ED-1C 3:30-5:00Electronic Discovery Roundtable Discussion

Come hear Litigation Support Managers from the top law firmsdiscussing the latest patterns in handling Electronic Discovery.Hear about the challenges and tips on electronic data collection,processing, review and production and all about the usage ofelectronic data post-discovery. This session is not to be missed!

SpeakersStephen P. DooleyLitigation Support ManagerHusch & Eppenberger, LLC

Joy MurraoManager of Global Practice SupportLatham & Watkins LLP

Betsy ReynoldsDirector of Software Solutions and Practice SupportManatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

George I. RudoyGlobal Manager, Practice Technology SupportShearman & Sterling LLP

Brian StempelManager of Litigation ServicesKirkland & Ellis LLP

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AT3 3:30-5:00Life Cycle Management of Information in aMatter-Centric Environment

presented by:

With the extraordinary propagation, proliferation and dispersion ofelectronic information over the last ten years, traditional models ofinformation and records management have broken down. A newoperational construct (matter-centric design and centralization),new technology (federated search engines) and integrated workflows can help lawyers re-establish their official files and the life cycle of client information. This session will address theopportunities and best practice methodologies afforded by theseconstructs, technologies and operational procedures.

SpeakersMeg BlockShareholderBaker Robbins & Company

David CraigShareholderBaker Robbins & Company

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IHC3 3:30-5:00Crafting the RFP

How do you find a vendor competent to help you respond to theharvesting and production of electronic evidence. Over the pastyear a number of industry leaders, professionals, lawyers, juristsand industry vendors have been working together to produce avariety of working documents aimed at helping to define a common vocabulary and a set of best practices for the selectionof electronic discovery vendors. This would be a presentation anddiscussion of the Sedona conference’s Best Practices forNavigating the Vendor Proposal Process for producing a common RFP for electronic evidence services.

SpeakersRichard Braman, Esq.The Sedona Conference Working Group Series

Mark V. ReichenbachLitigation Support Practice Manager Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman

Sonya Sigler, Esq. In-House CounselCataphora

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BI3 3:30-5:00How, Why And the Consequences When LawFirms Make Bad Decisions

This session will explore how law firms make decisions, often in an information vacuum and the consequences of those decisions. Alan Rich, who was a founder of Elite and has developed many of the analytical tools that are common today, will present this informative and timely session.

SpeakerAlan RichChief StrategistThomson Elite

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MT3 3:30-5:00Web 2.0: The Latest in Marketing Technology

What are the latest trends in website functionality and design?What lessons have law firms learned about what works (andwhat doesn't) on their websites, and what do clients really want?How have new marketing technologies such as Blogs, RSSfeeds, webinars and social networking changed the way lawfirms market? Our panel will discuss these and other issues.

SpeakersThomas W. BaldwinChief Knowledge Officer Sheppard Mullin Richter Hampton, LLP

Jay ButchkoSenior Manager, Focused Product Sales SupportLexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell

Joseph J. DouressVice President, Business Development and Marketing,

Small Law SegmentLexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell

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ET-1E 4:00-4:45

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Cocktail ReceptionFor Exhibitors & Full

Conference Attendees Only

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The Future of the Internet – and How To Stop It

JONATHAN ZITTRAINProfessor of Internet Governance and Regulation, Oxford University Co-Founder, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School

The Internet is in flux, and many of the legal and regulatory interests that have been reluctant to direct its progress – or incapable of doing so – are becoming newly emboldened. Severalfactors – worries about security, business demands and world-wide regulatory initiatives – are combining to expect control overthe Internet’s future. Zittrain explores what we might do to enablea boom in the Internet innovation to continue while satisfying theforces that have reason to fear it.

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ED-2A 10:30-12:00Legal Arguments & Strategies: Requesting and Producing Electronic Evidence

Given the dynamic nature of law and technology, even the mostsophisticated attorneys face the challenge of adapting tried andtrue legal arguments and tactics to the nuances of electronic discovery. This session will arm you with the tools to craft strategic discovery requests, appropriately respond to motionsto compel, preempt sanctions for spoliation and other deficientdiscovery practices and leverage new technology to streamlinethe discovery process

SpeakersHonorable Ronald J. HedgesUnited States Magistrate JudgeUS District Court, District of New Jersey

David A. SchultzManager, Legal Technologies Consulting, Western United StatesKroll Ontrack, Inc.

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CT1 10:30-12:00Walking a Case through the Discovery Processfrom the Law Firm's Perspective

This track will delve into how innovative collaboration technologies facilitate the information flow between law departments and law firms, law firm to law firm and intra firm.Parties can view and edit the same documents at the same time.Managing and accessing information is crucial to saving time,money and ensuring the desired outcome. Attend this sessionand learn how technology is playing a pivotal role for today's lawdepartments and their law firms.

SpeakersAllen L. GurneyManager, Client Technology ServicesThompson Coburn LLP

Christopher V. Cotton, Esq.Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.

Walter G. Watkins Partner Forman, Perry, Watkins, Krutz & Tardy

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CL1 10:30-12:00Law Department Spotlight — U.S. Army ClaimsService

presented by:

The U.S. Army Claims Service recently rolled out a new PersonnelClaims Management System and a Torts Claims ManagementSystem. They took an old claims system that consisted of over100 servers at various installations doing monthly data transferand created a web-based system. This presentation will be adiscussion on how the U.S. Army Claims Services manages 85branch offices and 45,000 claims totaling $11.6 billion annually.Highlighted during the presentation will be the benefits theyreceived from this recent implementation, including real-timedata, no more monthly updates, better control of the claimsexpenditure funds and and the ability for their claimants to filetheir personnel claims online.

SpeakerLarry SextonChief Warrant Officer ThreeUS Army

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IKM1 10:30-12:00Current Trends in Managing Information in theLaw Firm

How has the information management landscape evolved in lawfirms? What new tools and market trends are emerging? Whathas characterized successful approaches? What tools do attorneys really use? This panel of experts will discuss whereinformation management technology is heading.

SpeakersMichael D. CammackChief Information OfficerBowman and Brooke

George MayVP West km,Thomson Elite

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BD1 10:30-12:00This session will feature a general discussion on how small and large firms are reacting to the challenges and protectingthemselves from whatever peril hides down the road. It includesobjectives, strategies and development of business continuityplan to ensure survivability of the firm.

SpeakersScott L. Kindred, CBCPBusiness Continuity ManagerShook, Hardy & Bacon LLP

Toni ReifeManager, Business Continuity & Recovery, Global

Technology SolutionsShearman & Sterling LLP

Sara ReynoldsCIOKeating, Muething & Klekamp PLL

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ET-2A 10:30-11:15

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ET-2B 11:45-12:30Creating the High Performance Law Firm

Siemens and Accenture will discuss and demonstrate the "High Performance Law Firm" which integrates presence-basedcommunication directly into an application and mobile environment. The solution, HiPath OpenScape, effectively breaks down the silos which exist between people, processes, applications and communication to dramatically improve productivity, decision making and information distributionthroughout a law firm.

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ED-2B 1:30-3:00Lessons Learned: Overcoming IT Hazards inElectronic Evidence

Whether facilitating an internal corporate investigation or assistingwith electronic discovery productions, IT professionals and tech-savvy attorneys are critical to the process. In this sessionyou will benefit from the experience of technical and legal professionals who have been on the frontlines of corporate datacollection and production. In this session, you will learn answersto questions such as “What is IT’s role in corporate digital dataefforts?” “How can IT help with preservation?” and “ How can ITwork with experts to avoid compromising evidentiary integrity and avert sanctions?”

SpeakersJeffrey FowlerCounsel - Litigation DepartmentO'Melveny & Myers LLPJason ParoffDirector - Computer Forensics OperationsKroll Ontrack, Inc.

R. Jason StraightManager, Legal Technologies Consulting, Eastern United StatesKroll Ontrack, Inc.

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CT2 1:30-3:00Collaboration: Legal Technologies,Methodologies and Approach

“Collaboration” what is it and how does it differ from“Cooperation” or “Coordination” demands? How are law firmseffectively responding to the ever-increasing demands placed onthem to provide an interactive environment by the implementationof appropriate technology, workflow and methodologies to support their highly mobile legal workforce and the ever-increasing demands by corporate clients and third parties to interact with the firm’s information resources.

SpeakersChristopher V. Cotton, Esq.Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P.

Olivia GerrollDirector of Practice SupportHeller Ehrman LLP

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CL2 1:30-3:00Corporate Law Department’s Role in RecordsManagement

presented by:

Many corporate law departments are asked to produce recordsthat may be relevant to discovery requests, investigations andother legal proceedings. This often onerous process can be madeconsiderably easier if law departments played a more active role in the design of records management policy and retention requirements for electronic records. In this presentation, weexamine the issues surrounding records storage, retention anddestruction for electronic practices for production during discovery, focusing on emerging principles outlined in recent


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court cases. The discussion will include specific practicalsuggestions for policy and process as well as what questions to raise with outside counsel regarding the treatment of yourcompany's records.

SpeakerGalina DatskovskyFounder and CEOMDY Advanced Technologies

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IKM2 1:30-3:00Understanding & Effectively Leveraging FirmInformation

How do firms pull data from individual department silos into aholistic view of the firm? How do firms leverage information tomake efficient and profitable business decisions? This session will explore how firms mine, aggregate and understand their intellectual capital for the business and practice of law.

SpeakerKingsley MartinSenior Director, West kmThomson Elite

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BD2 1:30-3:00Putting a Plan into Action

Terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, the plethora of hurricanes poundingthe Gulf Coast and parts of Florida and other natural disasters allhave one thing in common. They can wipe out critical documentsand files in an instant. Disaster can strike at any time with devastating results. This technical session on disaster recoveryincludes discussion of how to set up a disaster recovery plan andhow to evaluate alternative technologies including tape backup,site-mirroring, disk-to-disk backup, etc. The discussion will alsoinclude what drives the trends towards disk-based backup andrecovery. Hear the pros and cons of out-sourcing backup andrecovery and how law firms can protect themselves.

SpeakersRobert DoughertySenior Supervisor of Global Data CenterShearman & Sterling LLP

Dave NeesonDirector of Information TechnologyGreenberg Glusker Fields Claman Machtinger & Kinsel

Ken OrgeronJackson Walker, LLP

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ET-2C 1:30-2:15

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ET-2D 2:45-3:30

Innovative Ways to Win the Electronic DocumentReview War

The problems inherent in rapidly finding and reviewing relevantemail and other electronic documents can be cripplingly complexand time consuming for corporations, government bodies and lawfirms. Join us for a forum led by nationally renowned corporate,legal and technology experts as we explore how innovative technology can bring sanity and control from document chaos.

� Overview of the history and current state of e-discovery and document review

� What can indexes (ex: Shepard’s / Keycite) teach us about e-discovery?

� Can sampling and technology build an index of relatedemail?

� Can statistical benchmarking provide a reliable basis to test the effectiveness of discovery?

� What should counsel discuss under the new FRCP rules?

� How might this be challenged / defended under Daubert and progeny?

For more information please contact Connie Haeder, [email protected] or visitwww.fticonsulting.com/web <http://www.fticonsulting.com/web>

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ED-2C 3:30-5:00E-Discovery Tools: Improved Processes forOnline Review & Production

Electronic discovery tools are changing the way legal professionals search, sort, gather, view and produce documents.Today, technology solutions can confer strategic advantages


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upon litigation teams who know how to use them. In this session,litigation support professionals and attorneys involved inrequesting or overseeing the review and production of electronicdocuments will gain critical knowledge to streamline their nextelectronic discovery project.

SpeakersChristopher M. Koa, Esq. Legal ConsultantKroll Ontrack, Inc.

Ann Marie RiberdyManager, Special Projects Group & Boston Litigation

Services ManagerWilmer Hale

Elizabeth WeissAtttorney at LawShearman & Sterling LLP

James S. ZuckerHogan & Hartson L.L.P.

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CT3 3:30-5:00Legal Technology Predictions for 2006 —Evidence Management

In 2006, the arrival of new versions of Windows and Office is just the beginning as trends from outsourcing to client-driventechnology promise to make the year both a challenge and anopportunity for law firms’ technology issues. This session willexplore the ten (or so) most significant technology trends lawfirms will face in 2006 and beyond, with an emphasis on trends in the world of electronic discovery and evidence management.You will learn the most important trends in law firm technology,ways to anticipate and respond to these trends, and tips andtechniques to help you set priorities and position your firm for the future.

SpeakerDennis KennedyComputer Lawyer & Legal Technology ConsultantDennisKennedy.com, LLC

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CL3 3:30-5:00Law Department Spotlight — Microsoft: ClientService, Workflow and Other Legal TechnologyParadoxes

presented by:

How do you increase client satisfaction while decreasing costs?How do you track work that comes in from clients, especially inlaw departments? The use of technology to provide client serviceand tracking – workflow – is an under-appreciated problem. It'sbeen lost in the shuffle of matter management and e-billing ande-discovery, but it's common to law departments. Oncerecognized, it can be addressed with new tools that require littleIT involvement – and that are a whole lot simpler than mattermanagement, etc.

This session also examines other legal-space problems for whichsolutions are beginning to emerge. How do you find patterns inthe complex data from electronic billing or matter management?What options are there now for collaborating on documents?How do I automate routine tasks by capturing attorney knowledge? Why is knowledge management so hard - and howcan I make it easier? All of these problems are being addressed by new technologies; the paradox lies in finding ways to takeadvantage of these tools without a big IT department or big costs.

SpeakerSteven B. LevySenior Director of Information Systems, Legal and Corporate AffairsMicrosoft

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IKM3 3:30-3:45How Firms Maximize the Return on KnowledgeManagement

Open panel discussion on how to maximize the return on yourknowledge management technology. This session will provide you with an overview of how other firms implement KM initiatives,aggregate firm data and get the most of their knowledge management technology. Attendees can ask questions, share information and gather concrete solutions.

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SpeakersBrent E. KidwellPartner and Chief Knowledge Counsel Jenner & Block LLP

Jeff RovnerDirector of Knowledge ManagementClifford Chance

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BD3 3:30-5:00Crisis Communication and Emergency Response

The effective management of any critical incident requires a wellthought-out, coordinated response. The well-prepared firm needsfive basic emergency plans: emergency response, disaster recovery, business continuity, crisis communications and finally,crisis management. This session will focus on the necessary preplanning you must do to ensure a smooth transition fromresponse to recovery. Discussion of the five emergency plans will include:

� Emergency response - Life safety� Disaster recovery - Technology� Business continuity - recovery of mission critical

departments� Crisis communications - Essential communication

all key stakeholders� Crisis management - The glue that holds it all together

Participants with a clear idea of the five basic plans and toolsthey can put to use at their firm the next day!

SpeakersRobert DoughertySenior Supervisor of Global Data CenterShearman & Sterling LLP

Regina Phelps, RN BSN, MPA, CEMPresident Emergency Management & Safety Solutions

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ET-2E 4:00-4:45

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eDiscovery Standards:A Worldwide Problem?

A panel made up of US and UK litigation supportexperts will discuss the common standards that are

emerging as eDiscovery tools replace traditionaldiscovery methods.

For information on participating in this unique session, please contact:

Joy SeletskyTrilantic

Roman HouseWood Street

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tele: +44(0) 20 7042 1000fax: +44 (0) 20 7042 1001

mobile: +44 (0) 7708 121 815email: [email protected]

website:www.trilantic.co.uk <http://www.trilantic.co.uk>

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The Defense Never Rests: Merging the Skills ofTop Trial Lawyers, Jury Consultants andTechnology Experts To Win The Toughest Cases

CHRISTOPHER KRUSEPresident and CEOCaseCentral, Inc.

PETER A. BICKSPartnerOrrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP

SIOBHAN A. HANDLEY

PartnerOrrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP

J. LEE MEIHLS, PH.D.Trial Consultant and PrincipalTrial Partners Inc.

DENISE MONTIELVice President, Litigation ServicesARCCA, Inc.

A highly successful trial team will present a program focusing onthe integral role that technology and appreciation of the views of today's jurors played in winning a complete defense verdictagainst total claims of over $6 billion in what is widely regardedas a plaintiff-friendly jurisdiction. Technology professionals willdiscuss how they collaborate with and provide indispensable support to the trial team away from "home". Trial counsel will hear from top-performing, tech-savvy litigators and jury consultants and in-house counsel will gain perspective on theresources and commitment level required in proceeding to trial in challenging cases in difficult jurisdictions.

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The Technology You Use Most: Toward ThePerfect Legal Desktop

Whether your firm is large or small, the software and technology

you choose for your practice can make a major impact on yourefficiency, billable time and ultimately, the bottom line. Among allthe exciting technologies at LegalTech, no device is as critical toyour firm’s success as the one you use the most – your PC andall the software that goes with it. From your officesuite, to youremail, to your document and case management software – thedesktop is where every lawyer lives. In this exciting SuperSession, WordPerfect Office celebrates its tenth year under theCorel banner with exciting conference sessions that explore theFuture of the Legal Desktop, How to Manage the Mystery that is Metadata and How to Push PDF to the Limit. Attending willprovide direction on how to reduce costs and increase efficiencieswithin your firm to make you – and the professionals you count on– faster and more productive with the technology and tools youuse most.

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ID1 10:30-12:00Information Retention Strategies for DefensibleDiscovery

This panel will explore the benefits of a proactive capture andretention policy for any organization utilizing email or instant messaging. Attendees will learn how to avoid costly backup taperestorations while maintaining chain-of-custody and meeting theirduty to preserve. Real-world stories will demonstrate how “fewerhands equal lower risk.”

This session will cover topics such as:� Litigation-ready technology� The benefits of archiving versus back-up � Retention policy options: Save nothing, save nearly

everything, selective deletion, selective retention

ModeratorJoesph RomanowskiVice President of Product StrategyZANTAZ, Inc.

SpeakersJames BrittIT DirectorChoate, Hall & Stewart

Browning E. Marean PartnerDLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP

Joseph Viola, Sr.IT RISK Management Consultant MetLife Inc.

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ECD1 10:30-12:00The Email Challenge: Law, Regulations andTechnology

This panel will examine how email communication and management differs from traditional document management, the implications of new case law, federal rules and compliance regulations for email management and the infrastructure issuesthat must be considered to meet these new demands and produce emails in response to a discovery request.

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1) How Email is Different2) Compliance, Email and the Corporation3) Case Law, Changes in the FRCP and the Duty to Preserve4) Preservation and Email Archiving in Complex Environments5) Implications for Analysis and Production of Email

ModeratorStephen WhetstoneVice PresidentStratify

SpeakersBenton ArmstrongPartner, Forensic Technology SolutionsPriceWaterhouseCoopers

Robert D. Brownstone, Esq.Practice Technology ManagerFenwick & West LLP

Andrew CohenSenior Counsel and DirectorEMC

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NS1 10:30-12:00Networking Security: Unifying ThreatManagement for Threat and Protection

This Panel examines approaches to stopping increasingly complex digital threats to law firm network assets. In a digitalsociety lawyers face threats to client confidentiality and the security of high value information unlike their predecessors everhad to address. Today, a disturbingly "sophisticated" blend ofviruses, spyware, worms and spam conspire to undermine a Firm's ethical obligations to protect client information. The typical approach to security relies on individual "point" solutions – hardware and software that focuses on specific threats that mustbe individually licensed, configured, managed and updated. The result is a costly digital arms race that is sapping valuable ITresources. There is a need to consolidate and simplify racks ofindividual solutions, while markedly increasing the level of threatdetection and protection. Typical approaches involve manualmonitoring and correlation of devices, which is costly and timeconsuming. And its a risky approach. For example, "zero day"and single data packet attacks are impossible to stop. A moreinnovative approach rapidly spreading across corporate networksis a technology called unified threat management or "UTM." UTMuses powerful intelligent security appliances that provide ground-up consolidation and integration of all the major threatprotection devices. Learn how UTM can save your firm time andmoney and redirect your IT resources on improving your practiceof law.

ModeratorRoss KodnerSenior Legal Technologist/CEOMicroLaw, Inc.

SpeakersPeter E. LesserManaging DirectorKraft Kennedy & Lesser

Gregory Miller VP Marketing and Business Development Network Box, North America

Leonard T. NuaraChair, Technology and Intellectual Property Practice Group Thatcher Proffitt & Wood LLP

John SimekVice PresidentComputer Forensic/Legal IT Sensei Enterprises

Scott SchafferDirectorMarger Johnson & McCollom PC

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M1 10:30-12:00The Next Generation of Mobility Solutions forLawyers

A detailed overview of the next generation of the wireless technology available for law firms. This discussion will cover the new handheld devices, application software, wireless serviceplans, as well as the syncrhonization technologies that are currently available. Speakers will represent Microsoft, handheldapplication providers, synchronization experts, as well as, lawyersthat are on the leading edge of mobility solutions.

SpeakerKevin BellManaging PartnerRobinson, McFadden & Moore

Randy BothManager, Mobile Devices DivisionMicrosoft

Whit McIsaacPresident & CEOClient Profiles Mobility Solutions

Kevin WydraDirector of Software DevelopmentClient Profiles Mobility Solutions

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RM1 10:30-12:00What's Driving Risk Management and What ITNeeds to Know in Today's Law Firm

Managing many business risks requires tight integration of busi-ness and IT strategy to be successful. From privacy laws and

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‘know your customer’ regulations to Sarbanes Oxley, firms areoperating in an environment where one or more regulations apply.Explore the hottest risk and regulatory issues facing law firms inthe coming years to better understand them and best practicesfor how to address them effectively.

SpeakersThomas L. Brown, Esq, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP

Keith Lipman, Esq.Sr. Product ManagerInterwoven

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ET-3A 10:30-11:15

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ET-3B 11:45-12:30

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ET-3C 1:30-2:15

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ID2 1:30-3:00Discovery Management Strategies for Cost-Effective Litigation

This panel will discuss strategies for cost-effectively handlingcomplex discovery requests through the reuse of existing work-product. Panelists will share war stories on today’sapproach to discovery and offer practical tips and techniques to significantly reduce costs, improve predictability and minimizerisk.

This session will cover topics such as:� Litigation-Ready Technology� Trends in Litigation and Discovery� The benefits of an information archive to reduce

discovery costs and risks

Speakers David BaskinDirector of Discovery Management StrategyZANTAZ, Inc.

Wayne Dale CollinsPartnerShearman & Sterling LLP

Daniel A. CurtoPartnerMcDermott, Will & Emery

Jim MitchellManaging DirectorHuron Consulting Group

Heidi RudolphVice President, Legal Finance & OperationsSears Holdings Corporation

George I. RudoyGlobal Manager, Practice Technology SupportShearman & Sterling LLP

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ECD2 1:30-3:00Discovering the "Smoking Gun": NewChallenges, New Tools

This panel will take stock of the current state of email analysisand discovery, examine new visual approaches to analyzing large email collections, explore how these new tools will impact corporate and outside counsel, and discuss future directions inthis dynamically changing field.

� Email and Discovery Today� Email: The Perspective from Litigation Support� Email Analytics: New Tools� Implications of Email Analytics for Litigation� Future Developments in Email Analysis

ModeratorDavid Bayer Vice President Marketing & Business DevelopmentStratify

SpeakersCraig D. Ball, Esq.Attorney & Technologist Law Offices of Craig D. Ball, P.C.

Richard FinkelmanDirectorNavigant

Petra LaFountainPractice Support MangerHunton & Williams

Carlos F. Ortiz, Esq.PartnerDLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP

Ramana VenkataCEOStratify

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NS2 1:30-3:00Facts & Fiction, Threats & Response: Network Security in Practice

Facing unprecedented digital threats to our practices and theconfidential client information we are obligated to protect, howare real law practices reacting today? Our panel presentation willexplore how modern practices are using varying electronic threat management systems, tools and processes to fulfill their ethicalobligations of protecting confidential client information from allmanners of attacks and threats. Unified Threat ManagementSystems positively impact all practices today — learn from thosewho address these issues daily. From coordinating the digitaldefenses to moving from the old-fashioned modular securityapproach to a modern unified system, and the related reductionin IT costs and staff time — it's all here in black and white andplain English. Unless you are absolutely certain your practice isfully protected 7x24, you must attend this session.

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ModeratorRoss KodnerSenior Legal Technologist/CEOMicroLaw Inc.

SpeakersPeter LesserPrincipalKraft, Kennedy & Lesser Inc.

Leonard T. NuaraChair, Technology and Intellectual Property Practice GroupThatcher Proffitt & Wood LLP

Bruce RosenPartnerMcCusker, Anselmi, Rosen, Carvelli & Walsh PC

Scott SchaeferDirectorMarger Johnson & McCollom PC

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M2 1:30-3:00Simplifying Wireless Connectivity of Handheldswith Office Systems

A discussion on the new wireless synchronization utilities andtechnology that allow lawyers to connect with office systems and desktop applications. Speakers will introduce new ActiveSync technology for Exchange that allows handheld devices to integrate with office applications without the complexities associated with third party synchronization tools. Additionally, the panel will address how handhelds can interact with case orpractice management systems.

SpeakersKevin BellTechnology PartnerRobinson, McFadden & Moore

Randy BothManager, Mobile Devices DivisionMicrosoft Corporation

Whit McIsaacPresident & CEOClient Profiles Mobility Solutions

Chandra StevensMobility Solutions SpecialistMicrosoft Corporation

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RM2 1:30-3:00Developing a Strategic Approach to ManagingRecords and the Matter File

Increased regulation and heightened client expectations arounddocument retention are driving firms to develop and implementcoherent information management strategies in order to reducebusiness risk. Implementing a holistic information managementstrategy needs to balance current working practices with newcompliance related processes. This session will examine howtechnology can enable a information management model thatdrives adoption, compliance and productivity? How do documentmanagement, email-mangement, records management, archivingand worflow technologies come together to deliver on your compliance goals? This session is highly recommended fororganizations that are considering implementing a records policyor a new document and email mangement system and are lookingfor ways to streamline and control information within their organizations.

SpeakerNeil Araujo Vice President, Professional and Legal Services MarketingInterwoven

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January 31 & February 1st, 2006The Hilton New York Hotel – New York City

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Tony S. CordeiroChief Information OfficerShearman & Sterling LLP

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• IT Portfolios, Programs & Projects• IT Investment, Organization & Governance• IT Performance Measurement• Knowledge Management • Outsourcing• Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery,

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