June 27

	Tracks
	LO Legal Outsourcing: Trends, Best Practices, and Emerging Markets RM: 501A	ED Electronic Discovery Issues in Litigation RM: 502A	KM Knowledge Management RM: 502B	FL Law Technology News Presents FutureLaw RM: 503	ET Emerging Technology RM: 506
Sponsors
9:00 - 10:00	Keynote Presentation: From a Judicial Perspective: Selected Issues Regarding the Federal Amended E-Discovery Rules Elizabeth D. Laporte, US District Court, Northern District of California Magistrate Judge RM: 502A Sponsored by:
10:00	Exhibit Hall Opens
10:30 - 12:00	LO1: Selecting Your Outsourcing Provider Moderator: GANESH NATARAJAN President & CEO Mindcrest Inc. Chicago, IL Panelists: MATTHEW FAWCETT General Counsel JDS Uniphase Corporation Milpitas, CA JAMES K.WAGNER JR. Co-Founder DiscoverReady LLC New York, NY LLOYD RICHARDSON Partner McGuire Woods LLP McLean, VA	ED1: The Match Game: Searching and Sampling ESI Moderator: PATRICK OOT Director of Electronic Discovery & Senior Litigation Counsel Verizon Legal Department Arlington, VA Panelists: JOE UTSLER Product Manager LexisNexis Litigation Services Los Angeles, CA RALPH LOSEY Co-Chair of the Akerman Senterfitt's E-Discovery Team Akerman Senterfitt Orlando, FL	KM1: Creating A Successful Enterprise Search System Speakers: ALI SHAHIDI Director of Knowledge Management Bingham McCutchen LLP Santa Monica, CA AMY HALVERSON Manager of Litigation Knowledge Management Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Palo Alto, CA	FL1: Sell Your Tech Speakers: DOUG CADDELL CIO Foley & Lardner LLP Chicago, IL ROB KAHN Director, Business Development Fenwick & West LLP Mountain View, CA ROBIN SOLOMON Firmwide Knowledge Manager Heller Ehrman Los Angeles, CA	ET1: 11:45 - 12:30 eDiscovery Supply Chain Best Practices
12:00 - 1:30	Exhibit Hall Break
1:30 - 3:00	LO2: Outsourcing and Offshoring Document Review Moderator: TEJU DESHPANDE Vice President, Client Services Mindcrest Inc. Chicago, IL Panelists: MACYL BURKE Director of Marketing ACT Litigation Services Valencia, CA GANESH NATARAJAN President & CEO Mindcrest Inc. Chicago, IL	ED2: E-Discovery Jeopardy Moderator: CRAIG BALL Attorney and Technologist Computer Forensic Examiner Austin, TX Panelists: PATRICK YOUNG Director, Sales Discovery Services LexisNexis Overland Park, KS HEATHER STEWART Database Administrator Snell & Wilmer, LLP Phoenix, AZ LISA ROSEN President Rosen Technology Resources Chicago, IL	KM2: Social Computing and Collaboration – Wiki, Blogs, and Tags and RSS Speakers: THOMAS W. BALDWIN Chief Knowledge Officer Reed Smith LLP Los Angeles, CA MARY PANETTA Director of Knowledge Management Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP Los Angeles, CA	FL2: Green Law Speakers: ANTHONY HOKE Global Technology Purchasing/Asset Manager Morrison & Foerster LLP San Francisco, CAA BRUCE LYMBURN Partner Wendel, Rosen, Black & Dean LLP Oakland, CA ALVIDAS JASIN Director of Business Development Thompson Hine LLP Cleveland, OH
3:00 - 3:30	Exhibit Hall Break
3:30 - 5:00	LO3: Recent Trends in Legal Outsourcing Moderator: LLOYD RICHARDSON Partner McGuire Woods LLP McLean, VA Panelists: MOHIT DASWANI Principal JMI Equity San Diego, CA GANESH NATARAJAN President & CEO Mindcrest Inc. Chicago, IL AJOY VACCHER Managing Director The Astor Group New York, NY	ED3: The Price is Right: Using a combination of staffing options, outsourcing and technology to control cost Speakers: RALPH LOSEY Co-Chair of the Akerman Senterfitt's E-Discovery Team Akerman Senterfitt Orlando, FL RICK HAUSER Operation Manager Senior Corporate Counsel, Office of the General Counsel Farmers Group, Inc. Los Angeles, CA	KM3: Email – Friend or Foe to Knowledge Management? Speakers: AYELETTE ROBINSON Practice Resources Attorney Morrison Foerster Palo Alto, CA CRAIG CARPENTER Vice President of Marketing Recommind San Francisco, CA	FL3: TomorrowLand Speakers: J. CRAIG WILLIAMS Partner The Williams Lindberg Law Firm (Tech & Law in MultiJurisdictional Practices) Newport Beach, CA CRAIG BALL Attorney and Technologist (Crystal Ball: Future of E-Discovery) Certified Computer Forensic Examiner Austin, TX DOUGLAS CADDELL CIO Foley & Lardner (Next Generation – Systems & People*) Chicago, IL PETER HSIAO Head, Land Use & Environmental Law Group Morrison & Foerster LLP (CleanTech) Los Angeles, CA THOMAS W. BALDWIN Chief Knowledge Officer Reed Smith LLP (Relationship Capital) Los Angeles, CA JUDITH FLOURNOY CIO Loeb & Loeb LLP (Leadership) Los Angeles, CA

LO: Legal Outsourcing: Trends, Best Practices, and Emerging Markets [Top]
Law firms and corporations outsource for a variety of reasons, including reduction of operating costs. The industry is growing domestically and internationally. Forrester Research projects that the industry may grow to $4 billion dollars in India alone by 2015. Join us for a discussion on where the industry is been and where it is headed.

• LO1: Selecting Your Outsourcing Provider [Top]
  What should in-house counsel or law firms keep in mind when selecting the right outsourcing provider? Which model of engagement works best for you? This panel will dissect issues such as vendor management, change of control, quality of work product, blended service models and the critical role of "process" in legal process outsourcing.
  
  
• LO2: Outsourcing and Offshoring Document Review [Top]
  Learn how technology-assisted state-of-the art process management techniques have taken offshore legal document review well past the proof of the concept stage. This panel will share industry best practices on how to successfully structure and manage offshore document review projects. The focus of this session will be on project planning, eDiscovery tools and developing quality metrics that are key to streamlining and monitoring large scale offshore document review work.
  
  
• LO3: Recent Trends in Legal Outsourcing [Top]
  Thought leaders on this panel share their unique perspectives on present and future trends in legal outsourcing. Get valuable strategic insights from corporations, law firms and venture capitalists on where this dynamically evolving industry is headed. A special focus will be on emergent eDiscovery technologies and India as the preferred destination for offshore legal outsourcing.
  
  

ED: Electronic Discovery Issues in Litigation: Winning E-Discovery [Top]
Electronic discovery is no game, but To Tell the Truth, whether litigating a Family Feud or one of the latest corporate Blockbusters, lawyers and litigation support professionals unschooled in the technical and legal aspects of this challenging area can be the Weakest Link in a case. E-discovery requires Concentration on effective search and sampling strategies calculated to get to the Truth or Consequences can be severe. The $64,000 Question is, can you Beat the Clock and not Break the Bank or Press your Luck? Let's Make a Deal: attend this track and see how our panelists make learning about e-discovery entertaining and informative. Deal or No Deal?

• ED1: The Match Game: Searching and Sampling ESI [Top]
  Searching and sampling ESI are complex sciences that powerfully drive volume and cost in e-discovery. Yet, we too often approach both unscientifically, little appreciating how small improvements reap big savings in cost and performance. This panel will discuss avoidable errors and share sensible ways to improve the precision and recall of search and the scope and reliability of sampling.
  
  
• ED2: E-Discovery Jeopardy! [Top]
  Who says learning can't be fun? Come play along as volunteers from the audience vie for great prizes using their e-discovery savvy in the classic Jeopardy format. Our own "Alex Trebek," joined by a top-notch judges panel, will insure this session is both educational and entertaining. Be sure to answer in the form of a question!
  
  
• ED3: The Price is Right: Using a combination of staffing options, outsourcing and technology to control cost [Top]
  The panel will discuss how to optimize searches using new concept search or review technologies, the benefits to be gained by refining the size and shape of your review team, and how entering into constructive dialogue can reduce electronic discovery costs. Concepts which will be discussed include:
  
  
  • the use of discovery categories, agreed keywords and negotiating the scope of discovery;
  • the value of attending meet and confer conferences and setting parameters;
  • the use of effective keyword searching and search tools to assist in culling electronically stored information;
  • the role of, and considerations when using vendors;
  • staffing options for legal review teams;
  • how to optimize your legal review environment; and
  • the cost benefits when reviewing and producing in a native format.
    
  
  

KM: Knowledge Management [Top]
Legal knowledge managers have made impressive strides in recent years, bringing innovative tools to the KM market as well as proving that KM resources are required for law firms to remain competitive in the 21st century. But with progress comes challenges, including ensuring reliable security, weaving KM into legal practice, and designing proper use of Web 2.0 tools in business environments. The sessions in this track will address these and other common KM issues facing knowledge managers, in the context of three of the hottest KM topics surfacing today: enterprise search, social computing, and email management.

• KM1: Creating A Successful Enterprise Search System [Top]
  With the "Google generation" entering the workforce and even the most senior partners now online, firms are realizing that search is today's must have technology. But a Google-style search box is not enough for the complexities of the legal environment. Innovative firms are utilizing complex technology to provide powerful yet simple results. This talk will discuss the issues of implementation and adoption of enterprise search within the firm.
  
  
  • Why not just use Google?
  • What information can and should be searched?
  • How are ethical walls handled, is search really secure?
  • In addition to saving time, can search also be used to produce revenue?
    
    
• KM2: Social Computing and Collaboration – Wiki, Blogs, and Tags and RSS [Top]
  Collaborating, networking, improving collective knowledge, managing spam… all sound like great ideas, right? So why have law firms been slow to adopt the social computing tools so popular and effective in the non-legal market? This talk will highlight those tools best suited to legal practice and support and will provide insights for garnering management buy-in and increasing user adoption of those tools to help you reap the benefits such tools can bring to your organization.
  
  
• KM3: Email – Friend or Foe to Knowledge Management? [Top]
  With the proliferation of email based communication, Knowledge Management is at risk of losing track of valuable information once again being stored away in discrete silos (i.e. each user's inbox). However, new information management technologies are emerging to address this intersection of knowledge management with email management. This talk will discuss the issues KM managers are faced with when managing email-based information to turn this potential foe into a KM friend.
  
  
  • What are the challenges firms face when managing email-based information?
  • What are the implications for losing track of information?
  • What infrastructure is available to effectively manage email-based information?
  • Can email-based information be securely and effectively shared across the firm for collaboration?
  
  

FL: Law Technology News Presents FutureLaw [Top]
The legal profession is undergoing a dramatic change as firms face a future where clients expect "better, faster, cheaper" legal services, and demand use of technology, and require accountability. No longer can law firms be run behind closed doors,managed like private clubs. Today's firms must compete to win—and retain—business, and are expected to demonstrate the same priorities as their clients: for quality work, diversity, cost management, and responsiveness. This track will explore how firms and clients are responding to these challenges. LTN Editor-in-Chief Monica Bay will moderate all panels.

• FL1: Sell Your Tech [Top]
  It's no longer enough for firms to win business based on legal skills alone. Today's savvy firms realize that they must offer topline technology to win and keep clients. Our panelists will share how their firms have integrated technology tools, such as extranets and wikis, to increase collaboration and better serve their clients' expectations.
  
  
• FL2: Green Law [Top]
  It's Not Easy Going Green.... Or is It? Using technology tools to create a "green"workplace can not only lower your energy consumption, it can increase productivity,morale, profits, improve lifestyles and health, cut costs, and help you get, and keep, new clients. How your organization can establish a program, from leadership needed to concrete programs that work.
  
  
• FL3: Tomorrowland [Top]
  Where is the legal community headed, and what challenges does it face, as technology becomes embedded in every facet of our lives? From delivering the best possible legal services to our clients; to providing opportunities to excel in the workplace and at home; to confronting the challenges of competing interests in a global economy; it's a heady challenge to move forward. Each of our six leaders will forecast what lies ahead—and where opportunities may abound: Tech & Law in MultiJurisdictional Practices - J. CraigWilliams, Partner, TheWilliams Lindberg Law Firm; Crystal Ball: Future of E-Discovery - Craig Ball, Consultant/Attorney; Next Generation – Systems & People - Douglas Caddell, CIO, Foley & Lardner; CleanTech - Peter Hsaio, Head, Land Use & Environmental law Group, Morrison & Foerster; Relationship Capital - Tom Baldwin, Chief Knowledge Officer, Reed Smith; Leadership - Judith Flournoy, CIO, Loeb & Loeb.
  
  

ET: Emerging Technology [Top]

• ET1: eDiscovery Supply Chain Best Practices [Top]
  Over the past 20 years, companies have automated and optimized nearly all internal processes with the exception of legal. As companies realize the full cost impact of mandated eDiscovery requirements, general counsel and law firms have started to move from repetitive vendor reviews or build-it-yourself mentality to using centralized, on-demand eDiscovery software solutions. This approach allows companies to transform from a reactive to a proactive approach, effectively optimizing their eDiscovery supply chain and creating a process management methodology for maximum efficiency and control of risk and cost.
  
  Find out how innovative companies and their leading law firms benefit from using a centralized, on-demand eDiscovery software platform and proven processes across all matters, enabling them to efficiently and defensibly respond to today's legal and compliance challenges, consistently, accurately and faster. These companies enjoy innovative features and benefits such as user-level performance analytics across all matters, while delivering overall savings of 30-60 percent and increasing earnings per share (EPS) by up to 1.1 percent.