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Legal Basics: eDiscovery Fundamentals and New Factors in Document Review
September 15, 2021
1.0 General Credit Hour | 1.0 New Lawyer Training General Hour CBA Member $35, Non-Member $50, New Lawyer $15
A tsunami of relevant data including emojis, the Internet of Things, online collaboration tools, and deepfakes are affecting document review projects during litigation and investi- gations. This 60-minute presentation from Ray Biederman, Esq., Mattingly Burke Cohen & Biederman, reviews eDiscovery fundamentals from case law and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, then discusses how managed review projects should take these factors into consideration to ensure a defensible work product on a disciplined budget.
continuing legal education
Empowered Women Empower Women
Presented by the Women Lawyers Section
October 21 $70 CBA Member 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. 2.0 Hours CLE Credit pending $100 Non-Member
Professor Kristin Kalsem of University of Cincinnati College of Law will present on the research and academic discussions of women in the legal profession: how we support each other, how we impede one another, and how we can best leverage our differences to effectuate meaningful change.
Following Professor Kalsem’s lecture, she will moderate a panel of leading female attorneys from diverse backgrounds and work environments, who will discuss their experiences and advice as we seek to better empower ourselves and each other. Panelists include:
• Professor Kristin Kalsem,
University of Cincinnati College of Law
• Paula Boggs Muething, City of Cincinnati
• Judge Alison Hatheway,
• Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney, Cincinnati City Council • Erin E. Rhinehart, Faruki PLL
• Adreanne Stuckey, Duke Energy
Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas
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