KEYNOTE SPEAKER
JOSH LINKNER
RETHINKING INNOVATION IN YOUR ORGANIZATION
89% of CEOs and senior leaders recognize innovation is fundamental to their long-term success, but only 14% believe their current systems harness a sufficient culture of innovation. Josh Linkner, a leading expert on growth and the single highest-demand keynote speaker on innovation, has spent the last two decades harnessing and deploying creativity to drive meaningful business outcomes. We’re excited to welcome Josh to the Illuminations stage, as he shares strategies for implementing creativity as a skill that is learned, developed, and managed to drive innovation throughout your organization.
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bill mariano and rob hellewell
Join Bill Mariano and Rob Hellewell, hosts of the popular podcast Law and Candor, as they welcome some of the leading lights in legal technology to the stage for some candid dialog and big thinking. Topics to be covered will include Tackling Big Data Challenges, Data Privacy in a Post-GDPR World and The Future of On-Demand SaaS Software for Small Matters. Both insightful and entertaining, this is sure to be your best 50 minutes during Legaltech.
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS:
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Josh Kreamer
Senior Business Relationship Manager for Legal, AstraZeneca
Kelly Clay
Global eDiscovery Counsel and Head of Information Governance, GSK
TracyAnn Eggen
Enterprise eDiscovery and Litigation Manager, Dignity Health
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Steve Clark
E-Discovery and Litigation Support Director, Dentons
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networking and COCKTAILS at the AFTER PARTY
For the first time, we’re bringing corporate legal and law firm attendees together to mix and mingle after our thought leadership sessions conclude.
Law Firm Sessions
EMERGING DATA SOURCES: HOW TO ADDRESS COLLABORATION TOOLS, CHAT/IM, AND MOBILE DATA SOURCES IN EDISCOVERY?
3:45 PM - 4:35 PM
- Jamie Brown
- Moderator
- Vice President of Global Advisory Services, Lighthouse
- Dima Bobev
- Panelist
- Managing Directors, Switzerland, Lighthouse
- Anthony Diana
- Panelist
- Co-Chair of IP, Tech & Data Group, Reed Smith
- Jeremiah Weasenforth
- Panelist
- Managing Project Attorney, Orrick
- Jeremiah Weasenforth
- Panelist
- Managing Project Attorney, Orrick
Tackling Big Data Challenges
Today’s legal teams are bombarded with ever-evolving technology and data sources and it is now more challenging than ever to combat the cost and complexities associated with legal data. We will divulge and explore revolutionary ways for overcoming legal data challenges by leveraging tools like big data analytics, the Cloud, and Office 365.
- Lynn Reilly
- Moderator
- Executive Director, Review Analytics and Consulting Services, Lighthouse
- Tobin Dietrich
- Panelist
- Senior Discovery Solutions Consultant, Lighthouse
- Scott Zimmerman
- Panelist
- Manager of Automated Legal Services, Haynes and Boone
- Dave Lewis
- Panelist
- Chief Data Scientist, Brainspace
Law and Candor
Tackling Big Data Challenges
Today’s legal teams are bombarded with ever-evolving technology and data sources and it is now more challenging than ever to combat the cost and complexities associated with legal data. We will divulge and explore revolutionary ways for overcoming legal data challenges by leveraging tools like big data analytics, the Cloud, and Office 365.
- Josh Kreamer
- Senior Business Relationship Manager for Legal, AstraZeneca
Data Privacy in a Post-GDPR World: Facing Regulators and Ensuring Compliance Through Rock-Solid Information Governance Practices
With the widespread proliferation of electronic data, privacy and data protection have become a worldwide issue and a top priority for regulators. In this segment, we’ll discuss how GDPR has impacted the ediscovery world, both globally and in the US since its enactment. In particular, we will focus on key ways to ensure concrete information governance and compliance practices to mitigate risks around data privacy and security
- Kelly Clay
- Global eDiscovery Counsel and Head of Information Governance, GSK
The Future of On-Demand SaaS Software for Small Matters – A Self-Service Model Story
Maintaining on-premises ediscovery software typically comes with a significant cost and security burden, particularly when managing matters such as third-party subpoenas, internal investigations, and quick-turn government inquiries. We’ll hear from both corporate legal and law firm experts on how they’ve leveraged a self-service, SaaS model to independently manage their small matters, avoiding the responsibility and cost required to deploy and host the application themselves. We’ll discuss the steps they took to implement SaaS to enhance their ediscovery workflow by having the most advanced search, analytics, and review software at their fingertips.
- TracyAnn Eggen
- Enterprise eDiscovery and Litigation Manager, Dignity Health
- Steve Clark
- E-Discovery and Litigation Support Director, Dentons
