 The International Litigation Support Leaders Conference
Washington, DC
May 7-8, 2009
Brett Burney will be presenting "Litigation Support in the SaaS Cloud."
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Solo & Small Firm Conference: Surviving & Thriving in a Solo or Small Firm
Columbus Bar Association
Columbus, OH
April 24, 2009
Brett Burney will be joining fellow legal technologist Bruce Dorner to talk about Mobile Lawyering, 60 Tips, and Free & Cheap Utilities.
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LegalIT 3.0
Montreal, Quebec
April 20-21, 2009
Brett Burney will be participating on two panels:
- Hit the Road with your Law Practice
- Electronic Aspects of Business Transactions
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ABA TECHSHOW 2009
Chicago, IL
April 2-4, 2009
Brett will be participating on three panels:
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"Information Management"
ILTA Regional Event
Columbus, OH
March 26, 2009
Brett Burney will be focusing on the Information Management phase of the EDRM model which speaks to issues such as document retention policies, record storage, suspection of records destruction, e-mail archiving and preparation of litigaiton readiness plans.
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Legal Technology Conference
Ohio State Bar Association
Dublin, OH
December 18-19, 2008
Brett Burney will be participating on four panels:
- E-Discovery on a Shoestring Budget - Here's What Is Out There
- Software-as-a-Service - Web Conferencing and Other Emerging Legal Technologies You Can Use Today
- 60 Mac Tips in 60 Minutes
- 60 Website in 60 Minutes
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"E-Discovery: What Now?"
National Business Institute
Cleveland, Ohio
December 17, 2008
Brett Burney will be a panelist for "E-Discovery: What Now?" seminar in Cleveland, OH on December 17, 2008.
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2nd Annual West Virginia Solo & Small Firm Conference
West Virginia Continuing Legal Education
Daniels, WV
October 31 - November 1, 2008
Brett Burney is honored to participate in the 2nd Annual West Virginia Solo & Small Firm Conference on Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2008 at The Resort at Glade Spring in Daniels, WV.
Brett will be participating on a total of five panels:
- Practice Anywhere, Anytime: Tips & Tools for the Mobile, Wireless and Home-Based Lawyer
- Online Innovations and Digital Fascinations - Web 2.0 and Beyond
- That $&*%!A(# Computer! PC Problem-Solving for All of Us
- Word Processing Isn't Dead! Tap the Hidden Power of Word 2007 and WordPerfect X4
- 50 Top Practice & Tech Tips, Gadgets & Website in 50 Minutes
More information can be found on this page and the PDF brochure.
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"Collecting and Preserving Electronically Stored Information (ESI)"
National Business Institute
October 28, 2008
Brett Burney will be providing an hour and a half Webinar on Electronic Discovery for the National Business Institute.
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"Innovation in Litigation: Using Technology Effectively"
Columbus Bar Association
Columbus, Ohio
September 25, 2008
Brett Burney will be presenting an engaging seminar entitled "Innovation in Litigation: Using Technology Effectively" at the Columbus Bar Association on September 25, 2008. The seminar will focus on topics such as "No More Paper Cuts - Electronic Documents in Litigation," "Embracing the Modern Deposition," and "Terrific Technoloyg at Trial." The seminar will provide 3.0 hours of Ohio CLE credit. More information can be found here.
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"E-Discovery: Searching the Virtual File Cabinets"
National Business Institue
Cleveland, Ohio
August 27, 2008
Brett Burney will be providing an introduction to e-discovery principles, as well as updates on related caselaw and legislation.
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The Litigation Support Bootcamp
Estrin LegalEd
Washington, D.C.
August 7-8, 2008
Brett Burney will be speaking on trial preparation, "war room" setup, SaaS litigation support software, and the appeal of "per-unit" pricing on electronic data processing. The Litigation Support Bootcamp is a two-day conference specifically for litigation support professionals and includes two tracks entitled "Litigation Support Essentials" and "Litigation Support for the Advanced Professional." More information can be found here.
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"E-Discovery: An A to Z Workshop"
West Legalworks in cooperation with Kroll Ontrack Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio
June 24-25, 2008
Brett Burney will be participating in the two-day e-discovery workshop sponsored by West Legalworks and Kroll Ontrack Inc. held in Cleveland, Ohio on June 24-25, 2008. Brett will be joining a spectacular group of e-discovery experts to discuss topics such as "Why Digital is Different," "First Steps on the Path to Production," and "What's This Going to Cost." More information can be found here.
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"Collecting and Preserving Electronically Stored Information (ESI)"
National Business Institute
June 6, 2008
Brett Burney will be providing an hour and a half Webinar on Electronic Discovery for the National Business Institute.
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"E-Discovery: How to Effectively Preserve Electronic Evidence for Paralegals"
Institute for Paralegal Education
May 28, 2008
Brett Burney will be providing an hour long Webinar on Electronic Discovery for the National Business Institute.
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Ohio State Bar Association Annual Convention
Law Libraries Committee
May 14-16, 2008
Brett Burney will be speaking on legal technoloy and Web 2.0 at the Ohio State Bar Association Annual Convention in Columbus, Ohio.
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"Proving Your Case With Computer Forensics"
National Business Institute Seminar
Cleveland, Ohio
March 31, 2008
Brett Burney will be speaking on laws and caselaw regarding computer forensics in Cleveland, Ohio on March 31, 2008.
Click here to view the seminar brochure.
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"E-Discovery: The Lessons Learned"
National Business Institute Seminar
Missoula and Helena, Montana
March 26 and 27, 2008
Brett Burney will be speaking at two all-day seminars in Montana on electronic discovery. Brett will be in Missoula on March 26, 2008 and then give the same presentation in Helena on March 27, 2008.
Click here to view the seminar brochure.
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ABA TECHSHOW
March 13-15, 2008
Brett Burney has been invited to speak on several topics at the upcoming annual American Bar Association TECHSHOW in Chicago on March 13-15, 2007.
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"Solo and Small Firm Power: Good Things Come in Small Packages"
Columbus Bar Association
March 7, 2008
Brett Burney will be joining fellow legal technologist Jim Calloway on three sessions for the Columbus Bar Association on March 7, 2008. Jim and Brett will be presenting "60 Tips in 60 Minutes," "Using Technology to Market Your Practice," and "Ethics: How NOT to Commit Malpractice with Your PC."
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Litigation Support Leaders SuperConference
Estrin LegalEd
March 6, 2008
Brett Burney will be speaking on "SaaS: The Time is Now" at the Litigation Support Leaders SuperConference in Houston, TX on March 6, 2008. The SuperConference brings together a "stellar roster" of speakers including Craig Ball, Michael Arkfeld, George Socha, and Tom O'Connor. Read more details on the conference page.
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"Is It Easy To Be Green in the Legal Industry? How the CIO Can Make It Happen"
4th Annual Law Firm Chief Information & Technology Officers' Forum
February 6, 2008
New York, NY
A last minute addition, Brett Burney has been invited to participate on the panel "Is It Easy To Be Green in the Legal Industry? How the CIO Can Make It Happen" at the upcoming Law Firm CIO Forum on Febuary 7, 2008. Brett will be discussing his August 2007 column for Law Technology News entitled "Green Law: One Setting at a Time."
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National Business Institute
"E-Discovery: How to Effectively Preserve Electronic Evidence"
December 21, 2007
Brett Burney will be providing an hour and a half Webinar on Electronic Discovery for the National Business Institute.
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Solo & Small Office Technology and Management Conference
Ohio State Bar Association - Solo, Small Firms and General Practice Section
December 13-14, 2007
Brett Burney will be speaking in two sessions entitled "E-Discovery on a Budget" and "E-Discovery Litigation Support Software."
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"When and How to Use Computer Forensics Professionals"
Legalspan Webinar
November 15, 2007
Program Description:
Not every case requires the use of computer forensics professionals, but when computer systems and data must be preserved, it's imperative to employ professional help as soon as possible. This program discusses the scenarios when you should seek the skills of a computer forensics professional.
Participants will explore:
- The definition of computer forensics.
- What you should tell your client about their computer system use.
- How to properly protect information on a computer.
Computer forensics can be scary – professionals can literally scrape information from your computer about e-mails you've sent, Websites you've visited, and old documents you thought you deleted. This session will inform you what computer forensic specialists can do for you and your client, and also help you obtain the electronic evidence you need from the other side.
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The Masters Conference
October 25-26, 2007
Washington, D.C.
Brett Burney will be speaking on "practical" electronic discovery at The Masters Conference.
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Solon Computer Club
Solon Senior Center
October 16, 2007
Brett Burney will be giving a presentation to the Solon Computer Club entitled "Phishing, Pharming and ID Theft."
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ABA GP/Solo "Practice Builder" Teleconference
October 11, 2007
Brett Burney will be part of a panel entitled "Technology Assessment: Whether, When and How to Upgrade."
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National Business Institute
"E-Discovery: How to Effectively Preserve Electronic Evidence"
October 11, 2007
Brett Burney will be providing an hour and a half Webinar on Electronic Discovery for the National Business Institute.
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Chicago Bar Association Solo/Small Firm Committee
October 2, 2007
Chicago, IL
Brett Burney will be speaking on electronic discovery to a group of the Solo/Small Firm Committee of the Chicago Bar Association.
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Law Practice Management & Technology Conference
Cincinnati Bar Association Solo/Small Firm Practitioners Committee
September 26, 2007
Cincinnati, OH
Brett Burney spoke on two breakout sessions entitled "Mobile Technology: Practicing Law Outside the Four Walls" and "Managing Documents & Electronic Discovery."
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"Getting to the Data: Defining Accessible vs. Inacessible Data"
Legalspan Webinar
September 13, 2007
Program Description:
The Amendment to FRCP 26(b)(2) instructs that a party need not provide electronically stored information from sources that are identified as "not reasonably accessible" because of undue burden or cost. This program will explore the convoluted meanings behind that innocent phrase.
Participants will explore:
- Examples of data that are not reasonably accessible.
- How to form a legal argument for inaccessible data.
- What you can do if the other side claims the information is inaccessible.
There appears to be a gap between the technical and legal definitions of inaccessible data. Technically, any data can be accessed as long as time and costs are no issue. But the amended rules recognize that there is a limit to what each side is required to do to retrieve old, legacy data. This session will explore how courts have ruled on the accessibility of ESI.
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"Effective Technology in a Law Firm"
Cincinnati Chapter Association of Legal Administrators
August 15, 2007
Cincinnati Bar Association
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"The State of Electronic Discovery in State Courts"
Legalspan Webinar
August 8, 2007
Program Description:
A survey of how the recent electronic discovery amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure are being applied in State courts.
Participants will explore:
- Should you even worry about electronic discovery if you don't appear before Federal Courts?
- What States adopt similar rules for dealing with electronic discovery as the Federal Courts?
- Will all States eventually have to deal with electronic discovery?
Everyone has heard about the new rules concerning e-discovery that apply to Federal Courts, but how do they affect your practice if you stay in State Courts? This session will explore the rules some States have put into place in regards to electronic discovery, as well as the relevant State caselaw.
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"An Introduction to Quicken"
Solon Computer Club
July 16, 2007
Solon Senior Center
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Events for Burney Consultants