Legaltech - An ALM Event

February 2

	Tracks
	AED Emerging Electronic Discovery	KM Knowledge Management	ESLP The Value of Employing Strategic Litigation Practices	GLT The Globalization of Legal Technology	AIT Advanced IT	ETA Emerging Technologies	SS SuperSessions
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Room	Trianon Ballroom	Regent Parlor	Sutton Parlor South	Rendezvous Ballroom	Beekman Parlor	Sutton Parlor Center
Sponsors
9:00 - 10:00	Keynote Presentation You Wanna Go to Court — Get a Lawyer; If You Wanna Avoid Going to Court — Get a Records Manager Session Presented by: Room: West Grand Ballroom Speaker: CHRISTOPHER J. OLSEN, CRM Systems Engineer, Principal, Lockheed Martin Retired, Chief, Records, CIA						SS1 Room: Nassau B - All Day 9:00am - 10:00am Microsoft Office 2007 - Why Upgrade NOW? 10:30am - 11:30am Microsoft and Cloud Computing – Software Plus Services and Office 12:00pm - 1:00pm Save your firm time and money with Microsoft's Unified Communications technologies 1:30pm - 2:30pm Client Profiles and Microsoft CRM 3:00pm - 4:00pm Knowledge Management and Web2.0 4:30pm - 5:30pm SharePoint 2007 for Service Delivery - Hear about Law Firm implementations by Handshake Software and XMLAW SS2 Room: Nassau A Learn how Adobe® Acrobat® 9 Pro can help you share and manage your legal documents. SS3 Room: Nassau A India Calling...Are You Prepared to Answer? Litigation 2.0, the emerging shift in the legal market. SS4 Room: Petit Ballroom Autonomy Keynote Luncheon SS5 Room: Concourse B 2:00pm - 3:00pm Baby Boomers and Generation X and Generation Y – Addressing Generation Gaps in Culture and Technology in the Legal Industry. 4:00pm - 5:00pm Digital Writing – Submit your changes as you write them! SS6 Room: Concourse A 10:30am - 12:00pm Structured Data Discovery featuring Todd Marlin and Maura Grossman from Wachtell Lipton 12:15pm - 2:15pm Corporate Women's Luncheon (Ticketed Event) 2:30pm - 3:30pm Automating the Litigation Hold Process through Sharepoint 3:30pm - 5:00pm Reducing Review Costs through Statistical Sampling featuring Statistician Ji Kim and James Gordon 6:00pm - 8:00pm Women in eDiscovery & National Association of Women Lawyers Charity Event in Support of the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (Event Open to All)
10:00 - 10:30	Exhibit Hall Break
10:30 - 11:45	AED1: Executing eDiscovery Inside the Corporation Moderator: Jim Lynch, Partner, Latham & Watkins Panel: Christina Ayiotis, Group Counsel, EDiscovery and Data Privacy, Computer Sciences Corporation Keith Andrzejewski, Principal, KPMG LLP Ron Harry Manager, Electronic Data Discovery Honeywell Legal Honeywell International	KM1: How Integration Drives KM Tom Baldwin, Chief Knowledge Officer, Reed Smith Preston McKenzie, Vice President and General Manager, Business of Law – West, a Thomson Reuters Business	ESLP1: Drive a More Efficient and Effective Approach to Litigation Kevin Stehr, VP Sales - Litigation Services, LexisNexis Edward Rippey, Covington & Burling	GLT1: The Effect of Data Protection Law on Collection and Discovery Moderator: George Rudoy, Director, Global Practice Technology and Information Services, Shearman & Sterling LLP Panel: Dominic Jaar Legal Counsel, Ledjit Consulting Inc. Former Legal Counsel, Litigation and eDiscovery, Bell Canada Browning Marean, Partner, DLA Piper (US) Carla Walworth, Partner, Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Paul Taylor Senior Regional Practice Leader, First Advantage Litigation Consulting Services	AIT1: SharePoint Best Practices Meredith Williams, Director of Knowledge Management, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz Steve Fletcher, Chief Information Officer, Parker, Poe, Adams & Bernstein L.L.P.	ETA1 10:30am E-Discovery Technologies and Services in the 2009 Economic Environment: In-sourcing, Outsourcing and Hybrid Solutions ETA2 11:45am Finding and Using the E-Discovery Easy Button: Risks and Rewards from Simplifying E-Discovery
11:45 - 12:45	Exhibit Hall Break
12:45 - 2:00	LegalTech E-Discovery Town Hall http://www.legaltechshow.com/townhall Session Presented by: Room: West Grand Ballroom Moderator: PATRICK OOT Director of Electronic Discovery & Senior Counsel Verizon Legal Department Expert Panelists: CRAIG BALL Trial Lawyer Technologist Computer Forensic Examiner GEORGE I. RUDOY Director of Global Practice Technology & Information Services Shearman & Sterling THERESA H. BEAUMONT Discovery Counsel Google Inc. BROWNING MAREAN Partner DLA Piper LLP (US) PATRICK ZELLER Associate General Counsel Guidance Software Inc. DEENA COFFMAN Discovery Director Johnson & Johnson KEN WITHERS Director, Judicial Education and Content The Sedona Conference
2:00 - 2:30	Exhibit Hall Break
2:30 - 3:45	AED2: eDiscovery Project Management Principals and Processes Moderator: Kelli Brooks, KPMG LLP Panel: Jessica Shawl, PMP, Product/Project Manager – Legal & Corporate Affairs, Intel Corporation William Kellermann, Esq., Electronic Discovery Manager, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, PC Matt Clarke, Esq., Shareholder, Ryley Carlock & Applewhite Tom Hall, Managing Attorney for Discovery and Litigation Technology, Cleary Gottlieb	KM2: KM from a Practicing Attorney Perspective Scott Rechtschaffen Managing Shareholder, Littler Mendelson Rachelle Rennagel, Chief Knowledge Officer, Sheppard Mullin	ESLP2: Dealing with Litigation Data Proliferation Moderator: Sarah Sims, Practice Management Director of Hosted Litigation Solutions, LexisNexis Panelists: Gregory Kaple, Senior Partner, Integrated Management Services Jeffrey Schwarz, President, CrossRealms, Inc. Paige Wojcik, E-Discovery Manager, Perkins Coie	GLT2: Cultural Considerations Moderator: George Rudoy, Director, Global Practice Technology and Information Services, Shearman & Sterling LLP Panel: Michelle Mahoney, Director, Applied Legal Technology, Mallesons Stephen Jaques Stephen Dooley, Manager of Electronic Discovery and Litigation Support, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Hiroyuki Hagiwara, Partner, Ropes & Gray LLP Kelly Inglese, Senior Director Litigation Support Services, McCarthy Tétrault LLP / S.E.N.C.R.L., s.r.l.	AIT2: Office 2007 – Profound Changes – Positioning Users for the Future Jeffrey Roach, Chief Learning Evangelist, Profiscience Partners Corby Guenther, Senior Technology Training and Development Manager, Bingham McCutchen	ETA3 1:30pm Unified Communications Best Practices: How to spend less and get more.
3:00 - 4:00	What is Twitter and How Do I Use It? Room: West Grand Ballroom Moderator: MONICA BAY Editor-In- Chief Law Technology News Incisive Media Panelists: MATTHEW HOMANN Founder LexThink, LLC KEVIN O'KEEFE Chief Executive Officer Lex Blog CHRIS WINFIELD President 10e20
3:45 - 4:15	Exhibit Hall Break
4:15 - 5:30	AED3: eDiscovery Issues & Trends Moderator: Chris Paskach, KPMG Panel: Hon. Ron Hedges, Former US Magistrate Judge Paul Tombleson, Partner, Head of Forensic Technology, KPMG Europe LLP Mark Smith, Attorney, Winston & Strawn LLP Gregory Witczak, Vice President & Director of eDiscovery, Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc.	KM3: KM from a Client Services Perspective Meredith Williams, Director of Knowledge Management, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz Todd Mattson, Director of Practice Systems & Services, Covington & Burling LLP	ESLP3: Global Electronic Discovery, or Did You Mean Disclosure? Donna Payne, CEO, Payne Consulting Group, Inc. Ross L. Kodner, Esq., Senior Legal Technologist/CEO, MICROLAW Eugene P. Stein, Esq., Formerly Chief Knowledge & Technology Officer, White & Case LLP	GLT3: The World Wide Web: Operating 24/7 on a Global Scale Moderator: Adam Pollitt, Sr Director, First Advantage Litigation Consulting Services Panel: Vidal Salem Zebulum, Executive Director, IT, TozziniFreire Advogados Scott Cohen, Director of Practice Support, Proskauer Rose LLP Ian Hochman, Special Counsel, Wilkie Farr & Gallagher LLP	AIT3: Incorporating Project Management into Your Day Job Moderator: Heidi Golabek, Supervisor, PMO, Shearman & Sterling Panel: Michael Cherkinian, IS Project Manager, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP Margaret Morton, Practice Support Coordinator, Morrison & Foerster LLP Robin Helburn, Manager, Project Administration, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP	ETA4 2:45pm Privileged & Confidential: The Private Parts of eDiscovery ETA5 4:00pm - 4:45pm iCONECT SQL Server Connector Added to Product Suite
5:15	Cocktail Reception for Exhibitors & Paid Conference Attendees Only Sponsored by: Room: West Grand Ballroom

You Wanna Go to Court — Get a Lawyer; If You Wanna Avoid Going to Court — Get a Records Manager [Top]

Christopher J. Olsen, CRM Systems Engineer, Principal Lockheed Martin Chief Records (Retired) CIA

Room: West Grand Ballroom

Life is unpredictable and STUFF happens! But, it is predictable that your organization WILL get sued! Statistics are in your favor.

You need insurance, now, to improve your position, when you are in the courtroom. A good records management program along with technology and process can be your insurance against a devastating law suit. Protect your organization like you would yourself.

The speaker will discuss your records management program, including: how you pay for it; how it pays you back; what technical measures you need to employ; the role of "check-ups" or audits; breaking habits that cost you money and leave your vulnerable; tips from judges and experts for insuring your best legal posture; and saving you money. Don't miss this engaging, irreverent discussion on what to do before "stuff" happens.

LegalTech E-Discovery Town Hall [Top]

Room: West Grand Ballroom

LegalTech Town Hall is where education and technology come together. This interactive panel of electronic discovery and legal technology experts will answer your specific questions which you can submit in advance of the conference. Visit http://www.legaltechshow.com/townhall to submit your video question (videos are subject to approval and inappropriate videos will be deleted). Earn 1.5 hours of free cle credits.

Moderator:
Patrick Oot, Director of Electronic Discovery & Senior Counsel, Verizon Legal Department

Expert Panelists:
Craig Ball, President, Craig D. Ball, P.C.
Theresa H. Beaumont, Discovery Counsel, Google Inc.
Browning Marean, Partner, DLA Piper LLP (US)
George I. Rudoy, Director of Global Practice Technology & Information Services, Shearman & Sterling
Patrick Zeller, Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, Guidance Software, Inc.
Ken Withers, Director, Judicial Education and Content, The Sedona Conference
Deena Coffman, Discovery Director, Johnson & Johnson

What is Twitter and How Can I Use It?[Top]

Room: West Grand Ballroom

• What is Twitter and why should 'I' use it?
• At the end of the day is Twitter the "ultimate time waster" or a "greattool"?
• From 'huh?" to "a ha!" - one lawyer's journey into the Twitterverse. -- alternative title "How I learned to stop worrying and love to Tweet!"
• Time to Tweet? How to use Twitter without losing time to Twitter.
• Lawyers, Twitter and Client Development
• How lawyers are using Twitter for sharing and camaraderie among each other

Moderator:
Monica Bay, Editor-in-Chief, Law Technology News, incisivemedia

Panelists:
Matthew Homann, Founder, LexThink LLC
Kevin O'Keefe, Chief Executive Officer, Lex Blog
Chris Winfield, President, 10e20

Emerging E-discovery [Top]

Room: Trianon Ballroom

These practical interactive sessions focus on how corporations can address the risk of growing daily volume of ESI, how project management methodologies can provide for more predictable and manageable processes and what issues and trends are predicted to be the focus over the next few years. Panelists include representatives from corporations, law firms, advisory service organizations, and the bench.

AED1: Executing eDiscovery Inside the Corporation

• Managing risk with the volume of daily ESI is an ongoing corporate issue
• Impact on corporate legal, compliance, operations and the employees
• The evolution of records/information management, litigation readiness and E-discovery?
• Management of RIM, litigation readiness and E-discover

Moderator:
Jim Lynch, Partner, Latham & Watkins

Panel:
Christina Ayiotis, Group Counsel, EDiscovery and Data Privacy, Computer Sciences Corporation
Keith Andrzejewski, Principal, KPMG LLP
Ron Harry, Manager, Electronic Data Discovery Honeywell Legal, Honeywell International

AED2: eDiscovery Project Management Principals and Processes

• The primary challenge of PM is achieving all the project objectives while adhering to project constraints
• First hand experiences with PM tools and techniques
• More predictable and manageable E-discovery undertaking

Moderator:
Kelli Brooks, KPMG LLP

Panel:
Jessica Shawl, PMP, Product/Project Manager – Legal & Corporate Affairs, Intel Corporation
William Kellermann, Esq., Electronic Discovery Manager, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, PC
Matt Clarke, Esq., Shareholder, Ryley Carlock & Applewhite
Tom Hall, Managing Attorney for Discovery and Litigation Technology, Cleary Gottlieb

AED3: eDiscovery Issues & Trends

• Separating ediscovery predictions and reality
• Issues considered by corporations, law firms, service providers and the bench
• Emerging trends on the radar of the industr

Moderator:
Chris Paskach, KPMG

Panel:
Hon. Ron Hedges, Former US Magistrate Judge
Paul Tombleson, Partner, Head of Forensic Technology, KPMG Europe LLP
Mark Smith, Attorney, Winston & Strawn LLP
Gregory Witczak, Vice President & Director of eDiscovery, Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc.

Knowledge Management [Top]

Room: Regent Parlor

Knowledge Management (KM) has evolved from a set of theories to practical approaches which deliver benefits and real value for clients. Today, KM is moving to the next step by connecting traditional solutions with complementary information domains. Firm clients are starting to recognize -- and demand – expanded capabilities. Hear case studies of successful KM implementations.

KM1: How Integration Drives KM

• Early approaches to KM
• Individual, highly customized systems
• Commercial applications
• Benefits of powerful combined approache

Tom Baldwin, Chief Knowledge Officer, Reed Smith
Preston McKenzie, Vice President and General Manager, Business of Law – West, a Thomson Reuters Business

KM2: KM from a Practicing Attorney Perspective

• High value KM approaches
• KM tool evolution
• How KM helps attorneys practice more effectively

Scott Rechtschaffen, Managing Shareholder, Littler Mendelson
Rachelle Rennagel, Chief Knowledge Officer, Sheppard Mullin

KM3: KM from a Client Services Perspective

• The importance of client service in retaining clients and growing the practice
• Growth of KM approaches from internally focused needs to effectively playing a role in serving client

Meredith Williams, Director of Knowledge Management, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz
Todd Mattson, Director of Practice Systems & Services, Covington & Burling LLP

The Value of Employing Strategic Litigation Practices [Top]

Room: Sutton Parlor South

Learn new strategies for using technology to connect, evaluate and manage key areas such as discovery, research, early case assessment and case analysis. Gain more control over the litigation workflow, and manage increasing cost constraints and improve strategic litigation practices.

ESLP1: Drive a More Efficient and Effective Approach to Litigation

• Economic climate and the impact on law firms
• Strategic approach to business and litigation
• Union of content and tools and how they go hand in hand with efficient and effective litigati

Kevin Stehr, VP Sales - Litigation Services, LexisNexis
Edward Rippey, Covington & Burling

ESLP2: Dealing with Litigation Data Proliferation

• The challenge of ever-increasing volumes and complexity of data
• Sporadic and unpredictable data can fall outside the scope of standard law firm processes
• Insights and new strategies for controlling costs and risks
• Leveraging internal and external technology and teams to easily manage litigation data

Moderator:
Sarah Sims, Practice Management Director of Hosted Litigation Solutions, LexisNexis

Panelists:
Gregory Kaple, Senior Partner, Integrated Management Services
Jeffrey Schwarz, President, CrossRealms, Inc.
Paige Wojcik, E-Discovery Manager, Perkins Coie

ESLP3: Global Electronic Discovery, or Did You Mean Disclosure?

• Cross border lawsuits
• Best methods for managing foreign language document sets
• International data privacy regulations
• International data collection, processing and review

Donna Payne, CEO, Payne Consulting Group, Inc.
Ross L. Kodner, Esq., Senior Legal Technologist/CEO, MICROLAW
Eugene P. Stein, Esq., Formerly Chief Knowledge & Technology Officer, White & Case LLP

The Globalization of Legal Technology [Top]

Room: Rendezvous Ballroom

The right technology can alleviate the burden of an international legal action. The global economy demands a full understanding of complex jurisdictional requirements, IT systems and cultural barriers. These challenges can transform ordinary tasks into cultural and legal minefields. Unprepared counsel and legal support staff face serious consequences with opposing counsel and government agencies with understanding of global issues.

GLT1: The Effect of Data Protection Law on Collection and Discovery

• Divergent views of privacy and privilege in the EU and Asia
• The relationship between business and government
• Technology hurdles, including encryption and proprietary email system

Moderator:
George Rudoy, Director, Global Practice Technology and Information Services, Shearman & Sterling LLP

Panel:
Dominic Jaar, Legal Counsel, Ledjit Consulting Inc., Former Legal Counsel, Litigation and eDiscovery, Bell Canada
Browning Marean, Partner, DLA Piper (US)
Carla Walworth, Partner, Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP
Paul Taylor, Senior Regional Practice Leader, First Advantage Litigation Consulting Services

GLT2: Cultural Considerations

• Understanding international litigation environments
• Effective collaboration with the IT and legal departments
• Communicating and directing a multi-lingual team

Moderator:
George Rudoy, Director, Global Practice Technology and Information Services, Shearman & Sterling LLP

Panel:
Michelle Mahoney, Director, Applied Legal Technology, Mallesons Stephen Jaques
Stephen Dooley, Manager of Electronic Discovery and Litigation Support, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
Hiroyuki Hagiwara, Partner, Ropes & Gray LLP
Kelly Inglese, Senior Director Litigation Support Services, McCarthy Tétrault LLP / S.E.N.C.R.L., s.r.l.

GLT3: The World Wide Web: Operating 24/7 on a Global Scale

• Practical considerations of in-country/on-site setup
• Establishing technical support and back-up systems
• Redundancy, connectivity and workflow management

Moderator:
Adam Pollitt, Sr Director, First Advantage Litigation Consulting Services

Panel:
Vidal Salem Zebulum, Executive Director, IT, TozziniFreire Advogados
Scott Cohen, Director of Practice Support, Proskauer Rose LLP
Ian Hochman, Special Counsel, Wilkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

Advanced IT [Top]

Room: Beekman Parlor

In conjunction with ILTA, focus on a wide variety of in-depth and practical discussions of strategic IT issues and business practices most affecting the legal profession today. Join us as industry leaders present case studies on legal technology best practices and strategies they have found to be successful in their firms. Learn how you can position your firm toimplement Office 2007 and how to manage projects in your firm.

AIT1: SharePoint Best Practices

• Wide use by law firms for information collaboration on numerous projects from RM to DM
• Case studies highlighting how SharePoint can best be used as an integrated Web platform to present information and facilitate collaboration between internal (employees) and external uses (customers and suppliers)
• Integrate business information from various firm systems into a customizable single point of access

Meredith Williams, Director of Knowledge Management, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz
Steve Fletcher, Chief Information Officer, Parker, Poe, Adams & Bernstein L.L.P.

AIT2: Office 2007 – Profound Changes – Positioning Users for the Future

• Review the 2008 ILTA survey on Office 2007 deployment initiatives
• The impact of Office 2007 changes
• Accept the new file format
• Will SharePoint be a part of your deployment strategy?
• A member firm looks at the work they've done integrating Office 2007

Jeffrey Roach, Chief Learning Evangelist, Profiscience Partners
Corby Guenther, Senior Technology Training and Development Manager, Bingham McCutchen

AIT3: Incorporating Project Management into Your Day Job

• "Project Management" is not the exclusive domain of dedicated Project Managers
• Understand the basics of Project Management
• Explore which PM tools and techniques to apply to a given situation
• Increase your ability to successfully deliver projects and fulfill your other abilities

Moderator:
Heidi Golabek, Supervisor, PMO, Shearman & Sterling

Panel:
Michael Cherkinian, IS Project Manager, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Margaret Morton, Practice Support Coordinator, Morrison & Foerster LLP
Robin Helburn, Manager, Project Administration, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP

Emerging Technologies [Top]

Room: Sutton Parlor Center

ETA1: E-Discovery Technologies and Services in the 2009 Economic Environment: In-sourcing, Outsourcing and Hybrid Solutions
Sponsored by Electronic Evidence Discovery

It is clear from recent court decisions, such asVictor Stanley andQualcomm, that parties need to develop more reliable, transparent and defensible methods for the preservation, collection, search, review and production of ESI. Now facing increased economic pressure, the decisions on what can be in-sourced or outsourced have become even more hotly debated inside corporations.

Join our panelists for an engaging discussion on how corporations are managing these important decisions, what enterprise content management tools are available to allow corporations to manage aspects of discovery on their own and how outside service providers are using advanced analytics, process definition and technology to significantly reduce discovery costs.

ETA2: Finding and Using the E-Discovery Easy Button: Risks and Rewards from Simplifying E-Discovery
Sponsored by Quest Software

E-discovery challenges are readily apparent to sophisticated IT and legal departments who routinely deal with multiple, competing interests raised by e-discovery concerns. Both IT and legal teams must understand issues such as identifying where responsive data resides, how to best address meet-and-confer obligations and develop a cost-effective discovery response strategy. Amid putting out case-specific fires, IT and legal teams must also implement retention policies, control access to ESI, and ensure that critical data can be located and accessed in a timely manner. This session will explore risks and rewards from simplifying e-discovery processes, and will discuss ways to close existing technology gaps along with providing real-world best practices and advice.

Speakers:
Keri Farrell, Product Manager, E-Discovery, Quest Software
P. Brian See, Chair, Electronic Discovery and Litigation Technology practice group, Williams Mullen

ETA3: Unified Communications Best Practices: How to spend less and get more.
Sponsored by Cypress Communications

If you think you have to cut IT projects or staff in order to lower IT spend, think again. This educational session will show you how to leverage unified communications in order to decrease your overall telecom spend and innovate ahead of your competition—without any capital expense! Hosted and prem-based unified communications solutions will be compared using real-world case studies from law firms that have implemented unified communications. Seminar attendees will review the most commonly implemented UC features and corresponding benefits, the newest Microsoft UC developments and implementation costs of a hosted vs. a do-it-yourself UC approach.

Speaker:
Frank Grillo is a noted speaker in the North American telecom and VoIP circuits – educating thousands of IT decision makers on emerging trends in VoIP technology, key advantages and disadvantages of hosted versus premise-based solutions, and the importance of Business Continuity planning in enterprise communications.

ETA4: Privileged & Confidential: The Private Parts of eDiscovery
Sponsored by CT Summation

In an age of constant connectivity – juggling mountains of personal and work email; mobile access to countless applications; rampant blogging and online networking – is there any such thing as workplace privacy? Does our pervasive use of technology for all things personal and professional lull employees into a false sense of ownership over electronic communications?

This presentation addresses the current state of privacy law as it pertains to data viewed or created at work. Explore the fundamentals of protected workplace privacy, weighing factors like data type, an office's location and the influence of privilege. Learn what to consider when monitoring, collecting and producing electronically stored information in the work environment – and what both the employer and employee can do to balance and protect personal and corporate interests.

Speaker:
Kate Paslin, Esq.

ETA5: iCONECT SQL Server Connector Added to Product Suite
Sponsored by iConect Development, LLC

iCONECT Development, LLC, a dedicated leader in international litigation support software, will offer a Microsoft SQL Server connector to corporations and their outside counsel in Q1 2009. This addition will provide the legal community with another collaborative hosting option for web-based litigation document review, mergers and acquisitions, and multi-party international cases. Leverage your existing SQL Server staffing and technology to optimize data workflow and reduce costs. Firms can now choose from three database options: nXT as a self-contained product with embedded database technology; nXT connected to Microsoft SQL Server; or nXT connected to Oracle.

Speaker:
Ian Campbell, Chief Operating Officer, iCONECT Development, LLC

SuperSessions [Top]

SS1: Sponsored by Microsoft

Room: Nassau B - All Day

9:00am - 10:00am
Microsoft Office 2007 - Why Upgrade NOW?

Microsoft Office 2007 is a big departure from previous versions - there is a new user interface, file formats, and a host of tools that will help lawyers and legal professionals alike become more productive. In this rare session, hear from two industry leading firms: Microsystems and Traveling Coaches as they present their top reasons for making the move to Office 2007.

Speakers:
Sherry Kappel (Microsystems)
Charlene LeMaire (Traveling Coaches)

10:30am - 11:30am
Microsoft and Cloud Computing – Software Plus Services and Office

Is your firm making the most of Cloud infrastructure? Many new services are coming on line to address the firm's accelerating needs. Learn about Microsoft's service offerings available today and how firms may use these offerings to improve service delivery and lower the total cost of ownership. Join us for this discussion and consider how your firm could benefit from the flexibility of both service and existing software investments.

Speakers:
Joe Andreshak (Microsoft)
Keith Pijanowski (Microsoft)

12:00pm - 1:00pm
Save your firm time and money with Microsoft's Unified Communications technologies

What is Unified Communications (UC) and how can it be utilized to address constantly changing user needs? Join us for discussions on how UC technology is used at peer firms and how UC technology can facilitate team collaboration and enhance client experience with your firm.

Speaker:
Sam Cavaliere (Microsoft)

1:30pm - 2:30pm
Client Profiles and Microsoft CRM

Join us for a discussion on Client Profile's CRM4Legal and MS Dynamics CRM and learn how your firm can grow client relationships by tracking touch points, leverage firm relationships, foster cross-sales, and develop other specific opportunities.

Speakers:
Whit McIsaac (Client Profiles)
Dan Shea, (Microsoft)

3:00pm - 4:00pm
Knowledge Management and Web2.0

Knowledge Management offers firms the ability to transform information into applied knowledge; web based technologies and web2.0 are offering firms tremendous opportunity to connect people around ideas, accelerating firm knowledge management. See examples as to how firms are making use of these technologies within the firm (Enterprise 2.0) to build knowledge and firm expertise.

Speaker:
Brian Zeve (Microsoft)

4:30pm - 5:30pm
SharePoint 2007 for Service Delivery - Hear about Law Firm implementations by Handshake Software and XMLAW

Chances are you're familiar with only a few things you can do with a great SharePoint implementation. Unified view of all client data across multiple systems? Matter-centricity? Extranet with your firms' clients? Enterprise search and knowledge management? Advanced interfaces with Silverlight? And more! Join us for an overview on SharePoint, practical examples from successful law firm implementations.

Speakers:
Doug Horton (Handshake Software)
Robert Saccone (XMLAW)
Gad Epstein (Microsoft)

SS2: Learn how Adobe® Acrobat® 9 Pro can help you share and manage your legal documents.
Sponsored by Adobe

Room: Nassau A - 10:00am - 11:45am

• Take advantage of powerful document comparison tools to quickly detect changes between documents.
• Assemble documents and correspondence in a single, well-organized PDF Portfolio to effectively deliver closing documents and deal documents.
• Repurpose PDFs and save them to Word
• Transform static electronic forms into interactive forms with just a few clicks.
• Use redaction tools to maintain privacy and protect sensitive information.
• Save time by using the Bates Numbering tool to number and label documents.
• Split documents for electronic filing

Presenters:
Rick Borstein and Mark Middleton of Adobe Systems Incorporated

SS3: India Calling...Are You Prepared to Answer? Litigation 2.0, the emerging shift in the legal market.
Sponsored by Clutch Group

Room: Nassau A - 1pm to 5pm

India Calling...Are You Prepared to Answer?
Litigation 2.0, the emerging shift in the legal market.

Your GC calls at 3AM and wants to outsource the big project, are you ready? Learn why Fortune 100 companies are offshoring to India and how law firms and corporations can gain an edge from this emerging landscape. Come listen to GCs, Industry Leaders and actual users of legal outsourcing and hear what they have to say about the future of the legal industry.

SS4: Autonomy Keynote Luncheon
Sponsored by Autonomy

Room: Petit Ballroom

SS5: Sponsored by IKON

Room: Concourse B - 2pm to 5pm

2:00pm - 3:00pm
Baby Boomers and Generation X and Generation Y – Addressing Generation Gaps in Culture and Technology in the Legal Industry.

Are law firms dealing with the reality that there are real differences in how the various generations perceive the world, the expectations they have around technology and mobility, and how they relate to each other and member of different generations? With most law firms being run by Boomers, we need to consider the issues around the fact that most new attorneys and staff are members of gen-X, gen-Y or gen-ME.

Speakers:
Mark Cameron Willis, Esq. – Kutak Rock LLP
Matt Willis, Esq. – Legal Solutions Consultant, IKON

4:00pm - 5:00pm
Digital Writing – Submit your changes as you write them!

Imagine writing in the margin of a document with a pen that captures and immediately transmits your notes wirelessly, in place on the original, just as you wrote them. Now imagine that document being routed automatically to your document management system or the individual who needs them, regardless of their location. Whether for meeting notes, draft agreements, or final executed agreements, digital writing solutions can speed up collaboration and improve your information security while allowing others to continue using the editing tools to which they are accustomed.

Speaker:
Peter James, Professional Services Practice Manager, Legal Enterprise Solutions Group

SS6: Sponsored by Navigant Consulting

Room: Concourse A - All Day

10:30am - 12:00pm
Structured Data Discovery featuring Todd Marlin and Maura Grossman from Wachtell Lipton

A panel of well-respected experts and attorneys will share their insights into how to best handle Structured Data Discovery. This will include a discussion of best practices related to Transactional Databases, Archive Systems and Collaboration tools.

Speakers:
Todd Marlin from Navigant Consulting
Maura Grossman from Wachtell Lipton

12:15pm - 2:15pm
Corporate Women's Luncheon (Ticketed Event)

Hear eDiscovery and Litigation viewpoints from some of the top women from corporate America's eDiscovery teams (Invitation Only)

Speakers:
Allison Brecher from Marsh Mclennan Companies and Shawnna Childress from Women in eDiscovery, co-authors of the book "eDiscovery, Plain and Simple" plus Kimber Tate from McKesson and Mikki Tomlinson from Chesapeake Energy

2:30pm - 3:30pm
Automating the Litigation Hold Process through Sharepoint

See the newest in SharePoint technology for your Litigation Project Management and Hold Process

Speakers:
Rich Finkelman
Eric Derk

3:30pm - 5:00pm
Reducing Review Costs through Statistical Sampling featuring Statistician Ji Kim and James Gordon

Statistician Ji Kim will take you through the use of statistical sampling to reduce the costs of document review.

Speakers:
Statistician Ji Kim
James Gordon

6:00pm - 8:00pm
Women in eDiscovery & National Association of Women Lawyers Charity Event in Support of the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (Event Open to All)

Join your colleagues in support of the Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Appetizers and drinks provided.

Speakers:
Shawnna Childress from Women in eDiscovery
Lisa Horowitz from National Association of Women Lawyers