Thursday, October 8, 2015

eDiscovery Nightmares - Panel Event - October 27th - New York, NY - Law Offices of Nixon Peabody



Just in Time for Halloween...Register for the October 27th Panel Event Organized by ACEDS NY Metro Chapter; Women in eDiscovery NY Chapter and the NYC Paralegal Association: e-Discovery and Information Governance: Cloud Computing, Mobile Devices, Social Media and other Potential e-Discovery Nightmares… Panelists include: Dera Nevin, Esq. - Proskauer; Alan Winchester, Esq., Harris Beach; Anthony Vescova, eDiscovery Specialist of Nixon Peabody; and Scott Gibbs of Direct Data Discovery. Brad Schaffel, CEDS of Wilmer Hale and Joe Bartolo, J.D., of Kiersted Systems will act as scary moderators.  
Register at the Link Above...if you dare.

Food and Drinks Will be Served.

Monday, September 21, 2015

Ride the Lightning Blog - Sensei Enterprises Blog - ACEDS Metro New York Area Chapter Interview of Sharon Nelson, Esq.

http://ridethelightning.senseient.com

An interview conducted by Brad Schaffel, CEDS, of Wilmer Hale, and Joe Bartolo, J.D. of Kiersted Systems, of Subject Matter Expert Sharon Nelson, Esq, conducted on September 18th, 2015.


Friday, September 18, 2015

Podcast Interview - Aaron Crews, Associate General Counsel, eDiscovery - Walmart

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/6646079
Podcast Interview with Aaron Crews, Associate General Counsel, eDiscovery for Walmart. Interview conducted for NY Metro Area Chapter of ACEDS by Brad Schaffel, CEDS, Litigation Support Manager of Wilmer Hale, and Joe Bartolo, J.D., Regional Manager of Kiersted Systems. 

Monday, August 24, 2015

ACEDS - Metro New York Area Chapter - Podcast - Interview with Greg Buckles

https://archive.org/details/aceds_edj_greg_buckles

Interview of Greg Buckles conducted by Brad Schaffel, CEDS, of Wilmer Hale and Joe Bartolo, J.D., of Kiersted Systems - August 24th, 2015

Questions regarding current and possible future eDiscovery issues and challenges

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Monday, July 6, 2015

Validating Keywords

Do you want to know with mathematical and statistical accuracy how well your keywords are working?  If you do....ask me how.