Discovery for Trial Lawyers will cover topics involved in the collection, review and production of electronically stored information (ESI) discovery in litigation. ESI will be addressed at a user level, to familiarize trial attorneys with the “language” of ESI; address common ESI discovery functions, motions and pitfalls; review ethical obligations when handling ESI issues; discuss recent ESI opinions; and provide insight into current eDiscovery topics locally and nationally.
Friday, May 31, 2019Late RegistrationWelcome & Opening Remarks
Gregory S. Weiss, Stuart
Electronically Stored Information (ESI) Terms
Moderator: Gregory S. Weiss, Stuart
Steven W. Teppler, Jacksonville
Robert W. Wilkins, West Palm BeachTechnical Aspects of ESI Collection, Review (Including TAR), Production and Preservation
Steven W. Teppler, Jacksonville
Robert W. Wilkins, West Palm Beach
Florida Rules of Civil Procedure 1.280: General Provisions Governing Discovery
Gregory S. Weiss, Stuart
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 26: Duty to Disclose; General Provisions Governing Discovery
Robert W. Wilkins, West Palm Beach
Sedona Process and Conference
Robert W. Wilkins, West Palm Beach
Florida ESI Evidence Cases, Facebook Posts, and Right to Privacy
Gregory S. Weiss, Stuart
Standing Orders Regarding ESI and Complex Litigation Rules
Moderator: Robert W. Wilkins, West Palm Beach
Gregory S. Weiss, Stuart
Steven W. Teppler, New JerseyPractical Examples Regarding Collection
Moderator: Gregory S. Weiss, Stuart
Steven W. Teppler, Jacksonville
Robert W. Wilkins, West Palm BeachQuestions
