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During the webinar, you’ll learn about:
1:17 – Meet the Panelists
5:39 – How MDLs are unique and setting bounds on preservation
11:50 – Rose’s introduction
12:42 – Mitigating the risk of over-preservation and reaching agreements (before and during ongoing MDLs)
16:33 – ESI protocols
17:10 – Impact of MDL preservation on future cases
20:27 – Navigating protective orders & ESI protocols
23:23 – Current trends in ESI protocols
24:45 – Email threading & technology-assisted review (TAR)
27:40 – Alignment with co-defendants
28:30 – Negotiating the use of technologies
33:11 – eDiscovery at scale
34:20 – Preparing for the scale of MDLs
36:41 – Building trust through the process & memorializing decisions
39:40 – Coordination between parallel-related matters
44:14 – Helping clients juggle overlapping matters
48:18 – Planning data management/document review to avoid duplication of efforts and mitigate cost
50:15 – Key relationships during MDLS
52:47 – Documentation and succession planning
53:30 – Preservation and preparing for the end
56:21 – Social media data, open source data, and hyperlink requests in MDLs
57:40 – Final thoughts
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