Session/Event Details
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Title: |
Future of Our Litigation Support Profession: What Lies Ahead? |
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Litigation Support Peer Group |
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Description: |
The litigation support industry has changed significantly over the years, especially with the explosion of electronic discovery. There are more people in the field, playing different roles and possessing different skills than in the past, in law firms, corporations, government agencies, service providers, etc. Where are we going, and where do we want to go? Are standards beginning to emerge, and if not, should we be working toward them? What organizations are shaping our industry? What can we learn from organizations in related professions? We examine recent trends and look into the crystal ball to see what might be on the horizon. |
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Date/Time: |
8/25/2009 1:30 p.m.
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Location: |
Wood Wilson A |
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Learning Objectives: |
Learn about new and evolving litigation support positions and their associated skill sets, as well as related trends and influences; understand how your position and department compare to others in the industry; learn about the role of associations in defining professional identity; learn about efforts to create job standards and certifications in the litigation support industry, and gain insight into issues surrounding those efforts. |
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Target Audience: |
CIOs/IT Management/Technology Partners
Executive Directors/Administrators
Lit Support/eDiscovery Professionals
Practice Mgmt Prof's (client serv/bus analyst) |
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