'End of E-Discovery as We Know It': Experts to Share Insights in LegalTech SuperSession
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Panel presentation including thought leaders from General Electric, Gibbons PC, Inference Data & Thomson Litigation Consulting to Take Place Wed., Feb. 6; 1:30-3:00 pm at LegalTech New York Nassau A Conference Room
LYNBROOK, N.Y., Jan. 30 -- An expert panel of electronic data discovery thought leaders from the litigation consulting, corporate counsel, law firm, and software fields will share their insights in the LegalTech New York conference session, "The End of E-Discovery As We Know It: Applying New Technologies and Conceptual Search to EDD," taking place on Wednesday, February 6, 1:30-3:00 pm. Jay Brudz, Senior Counsel, Legal Technology at GE; Mark Sidoti, Chair the Gibbons PC Electronic Discovery Task Force; John Sweeney, President, Thomson Litigation Consulting; and Nicholas Croce, President, Inference Data, will discuss how new data collection and conceptual search technologies are transforming the electronic discovery process and how they are being applied in real-world, large-scale litigation. The educational presentation is a Search Engine Strategies SuperSession being held at the LegalTech event taking place February 5-7 in the Hilton New York Hotel.
Sponsored by Inference Data and Thomson Litigation Consulting, the panel of experts represents a wealth of experience in designing, implementing, and applying electronic discovery technology.
Jay Brudz, Senior Counsel Legal Technology, General Electric, leads a 10-person department that implements systems to maximize the GE general counsel office's efficiency. Named Corporate Counsel Magazine's Top Legal Department in 2007, Brudz and his team have been recognized for their vision and technology implementation.
Mark Sidoti, Chair, Gibbons PC Electronic Discovery Task Force, is head of both the task force and Gibbon's information management and e-discovery team at the 220-lawyer firm. Certified in e-discovery best practices, Sidoti advises clients on document retention and electronic discovery preparation. He is also a founding member and leader of Gibbon's Laboratory Defense team, a division of the firm's products liability practice.
Nicholas Croce, President, Inference Data, has led the creation of the Inference electronic discovery analytics and review solution. With a background in litigation consulting and legal technology development, Croce has been responsible for courtroom presentation technologies used by the nation's largest law firms and Fortune 1000 corporations. Croce was also directly involved in helping set industry standards for courtroom technology within the Administrative Office of the US Courts.
John Sweeney, President, Thomson Litigation Consulting, leads Thomson's litigation management consulting practice and advises clients in the areas of litigation readiness, business process, re-engineering, knowledge management, cost containment, vendor management and organizational development. During his career, he as worked with more than 100 major corporations, including DuPont, Bank of America, and AT&T.
About Inference Data
Inference Data provides corporations and law firms with next-generation software for analytics-driven assessment, meet-and-confer preparation, and accelerated legal review. The Inference product applies conceptual search and analysis to prioritize datasets and find key documents for faster and more cost-effective review. Inference, a web-based solution, is distinguished by its highly scalable Autonomy architecture and a user-intuitive, configurable workflow. Inference Data is privately held and headquartered in Lynbrook, NY. For more information, visit www.inferencedata.com.
Source: Inference Data
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