Changing Rules & Standards for Electronic Discovery
A snapshot of the current rules and standards for electronic discovery and a frank discussion on the likely evolution and trajectory in 2005 – 2006.
Speaker: Kevin Brady, Counsel, Skadden Arps

Developing a Comprehensive, Global Records Management Program
A model for developing and implementing a complete records management program, from preparing policies and procedures, to crafting retention schedules, to managing legal holds, to designing and conducting global training programs and instituting audit procedures.
Speaker: Lisa Sotto, Partner, Practice Leader, Privacy and Information Management Practice, Hunton & Williams

Best Practices for Legal Holds & Document Collections
Guidance on effective procedures for legal holds and document collection efforts for 2005 including procedures and record keeping protocols.
Speaker: Adam Cohen, Partner, Weil Gotshal & Manges

Implementing an Effective Information Management Program
Tactical and strategic approaches to program implementation from a corporate executive, champion and program leader, including critical success factors and communications strategies.
Speaker: Marilyn Bota, VP Records Management and Legal Operations, Genworth

The Essential Dialogue between Legal Executives and Information Executives
The diversity, complexity, and volume of electronic information challenge even IT executives; define the agenda and scope of dialogue between legal and IT executives.
Speaker: William A. Tanenbaum, Partner, Chair, Technology, Intellectual Property & Outsourcing, Kaye Scholer

Technology Trajectory: The Impact of Technology on Policies & Compliance
Rules and technology are changing rapidly – how do you ensure that your information policy management programs turn into a strategic advantage for your company? Learn how to drive down storage and legal costs by keeping only the information you need and disposing of the rest.
Speaker: Deidre Paknad, Founder, CGOC and President and CEO, PSS Systems