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Thomson FindLaw: Making the (Electronic) Connection: Leveraging the Web for Client Development

Thursday, April 20, 2006 | 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Mark Jacobsen, Director of Product Development, FindLaw

A successful Web site appeals to the right people at the right time. Mark Jacobsen, Director of Product Development for FindLaw, will discuss the importance of having your law firm found on the internet and share specific marketing tactics designed to generate qualified leads and more importantly, convert them into clients and cases.


Dataflight Software, Inc.: How to Take Your War Room on the Road

Thursday, April 20, 2006 | 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Joe Utsler, Software Evangelist

Most litigation today requires real-time collaboration on discovery documents - from an expert witness in New York, your trial-site war room in Dallas, and your client in Washington. Your defense team needs a secure centralized server that facilitates both case access from a web browser and your installed litigation software at the main office. This session will introduce how easy it is to ensure your litigation teams stay connected regardless of location, or what software they own by using Dataflight's new FYI 2.0.


Attenex: How Attenex® Patterns® Reduces the Time and Expense of Electronic Discovery

Thursday, April 20, 2006 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

On any given day, the Wall Street Journal tells the story of the latest corporation to suffer a million-dollar penalty related to an inability to identify and deliver relevant information during litigation or regulatory response. Since 2001, Attenex has been helping its customers gain better control of this costly process. Today, Attenex boasts the most complete and proven visual discovery and review solution in the industry.

This session will provide an introduction and high-level overview of the major capabilities of Attenex Patterns, a breakthrough software product that enables corporations and their law firms to take control of the electronic discovery process while also reducing the time and expense of this costly, high-stakes process.

The faster that human reviewers can distinguish what's privileged or hot and what's relevant and not, the more time and money a business will save during the discovery phase of litigation, regulatory response or internal investigations.

Attenex's integrated software platform combines a powerful document processing engine, a patented document review application, and a real-time project reporting tool enabling legal teams to drastically accelerate electronic document review projects, resulting in better preparation, stronger cases, and an immediate return on technology investments.


Kroll Ontrack, Inc.: Avoiding Common E-Discovery Oversights

Thursday, April 20, 2006 | 2:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Jennifer Wojciechowski, Legal Consultant, Shannon Capone Kirk, Partner-Litigation - Ungaretti & Harris and Amy Longo, Partner, Securities Litigation Practice, O'Melveny & Myers LLP

When electronic discovery issues arise, complex technical, logistical and legal issues are sure to follow. Prepare yourself in advance with the know-how to mitigate the risks of electronic discovery mismanagement. This seminar will provide an overview of best practices for avoiding common electronic discovery mistakes made by legal professionals, including discussion of oversights associated with:

  • Back-up and document retention policies
  • Document destruction practices & data collection measures
  • Locating and preserving key data & metadata
  • Understanding deleted documents
  • Working with IT staff & choosing outside experts
  • Document review techniques

Thomson FindLaw: How to Find the Right Client?

Friday, April 21, 2006 | 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

A panel of four Chicago-based practitioners covering firms of various sizes and practice emphasis, will share how their Internet presence brings business in the door. Web sites self select prospects and qualifies those that can afford their fees, allowing the attorneys to spend less time on interviewing and "pitching" potential clients. Also, the reach of the Internet stimulates referrals from other parts of the country, and allows for detailed tracking of the Return on Investment.


Stratify: The Changing Structure of eDiscovery: Concept Organization and Visual Email Analytics

Friday, April 21, 2006 | 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

Stephen Whetstone and David Bayer

Concept Organization and Visual Email Analytics are two new technologies that are transforming eDiscovery to meet the pressure of increased data volumes and changes in case law and the FRCP. This session will examine how concept organization, Smart Issue folders and Personal Work folders enable accelerated and more consistent review. In addition, we will examine how new technologies such as Stratify Visual Email Analytics enable attorneys to quickly and efficiently discover "who knew what when' and uncover messages that are critical to a matter.


CaseSoft: Announcing CaseMap 6 from CaseSoft!

Friday, April 21, 2006 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Robert Wiss, President, CaseSoft

The staff of CaseSoft is pleased to announce that we'll be unveiling a major new version of our flagship case analysis tool, CaseMap, at this year's ABA TECHSHOW. Please attend this special session to see CaseMap 6's new features in action. For example, we'll be demonstrating CaseMap's new PDF Bates Numbering functionality. We'll also be showing the latest versions of our TimeMap timeline graphing tool, our NoteMap outliner and our DepPrep witness preparation utility.


LexisNexis: Trends in Search and Retrieval of Internal Work Product in the Law Firm

Friday, April 21, 2006 | 2:15 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Brian Roberts, Senior Legal Technology Specialist, LexisNexis

Today's law firm executives and senior partners are increasingly concerned with how to maximize the value of investments made to create internal repositories of "best practice" documents within the firm. The repositories are there . but are the returns?

This session, open to all attendees, focuses on current trends in search and retrieval of internal work product and integration of external content and authority within internal document collections. It will also include a demo of LexisNexis® Total Search v. 4.0, the industry's emerging solution for advanced searching of internal document collections and the integration of internal and external work product.


Adobe Systems, Inc.: Adobe Acrobat 7 for Legal Professionals

Saturday, April 22, 2006 | 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

Rick Borstein, Business Development Manager, Adobe Systems Incorporated and Greg Krehel, CEO, CaseSoft.

Acrobat 7 is the latest version of Adobe's venerable set of tools for creating and working with Portable Document Format (PDF) files.The Adobe Acrobat 7.0 family provides essential software applications to help you get work done. Produce reliable Adobe PDF documents; combine multiple files into a single document; efficiently manage reviews; comment on documents with familiar tools; and tightly control document security.

In this session you will ...

  • Find out which Acrobat product best fits your needs
  • Learn about significant trends in legal market use of Acrobat and PDF, the courts and regulatory requirements
  • Discover how to create PDF files from Office Applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint
  • Learn how to create searchable PDFs from paper
  • Hear about Acrobat 7's new Outlook Folder archiving capabilities
  • Find out how to capture a website to protect your IP or for research purposes
  • See how you can accelerate document reviews using Acrobat with Microsoft Word
  • Learn how to combine multiple Office documents together into a single, polished PDF for distribution
  • See how to create a cutting-edge eBrief
  • View, new state-of-the-art integration with CaseSoft's CaseMap Litigation Support Tool