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Upcoming EventsTHE SOCIETY INVITES YOU TO
Effective litigation in the electronic world
Both large and small firms are facing the same price and time pressures from their clients. Electronic evidence is increasing in volume and technical complexity. This demands deep knowledge to manage large scale electronic litigation. State of the art products and best practice procedures are quickly developing to improve workflows and processes. Paul will explore some of these products and procedures and the changing litigation landscape that is driving their adoption. He will also show how outsourcing can reduce cost and increase value to both the Law firm and its clients.
Presented by
To extend the services of Law In Order to include eDiscovery and electronic processing, Paul established Law In Order Electronic in 2004. He has grown this business and now provides services to all Australia’s leading legal firms along with government departments, corporate and consulting firms. Law In Order is now the largest litigation services bureau in Australia. Paul has introduced a number of new technologies in Australia including Equivio and Relativity, ensuring the local market has access to the ”best practice” tools on the international market. Paul has provided technology solutions to legal firms for 15 years and has a Bachelor of Science in Information Science and a Master of Business in Marketing.
When: 6pm on Wednesday 19 May 2010
Where: Technology Disputes Centre
Level 7, The Trust Building, 155 King Street, Sydney
Cost: Members and Press: Free
Non-members: $20 ($10 for students)
Cheques or cash payable at the door
(Please make cheques payable to
“NSW Society for Computers and the Law”)
If you wish to attend please email Nicholas Sinclair at
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