To: Hong Kong Academy of Law, 3Rd Floor, Wing on House, 71 Des Voeux Road Central, HK s1

Technology Tools for Dispute Resolution

Date : Friday, 18 September 2015 Level : Elementary level, for delegates who 11:30 am – 12:30 pm do not have prior knowledge of the subject area 1 CPD point Time : Venue : Hong Kong International Arbitration HK$250 Points : Centre, 38/F, Two Exchange Square, English 8 Connaught Place, Central, Hong Fee : Kong Language :

Course objective:

This presentation provides an overview of the various technologies available for dispute resolution and shows how they can help you more efficiently manage your cases.

About the course:

We provide an outline of the available tools for case preparation, e-discovery and document management, and present the latest hearing room technologies including realtime transcription and the electronic presentation of evidence. This practical discussion is combined with live software demonstrations.

Case preparation tools  Digital recording and transcription  Witness interviews and covert recording  Video-conferencing  Machine v human translation

Preparation of documents  Evidence collection  Hard copy scanning, OCR, coding  E-discovery issues and considerations  Document management solutions  Demonstrations – document hosting platforms

Hearing room technologies  Realtime transcription  Electronic presentation of evidence  Evidence reconstruction  Demonstrations – realtime transcription, evidence presentation, evidence reconstruction About the presenters:

Farhat Jabeen, Vice President - Ediscovery & Legal Solutions Asia, DTI Kate Wyllie, Business Director, Hong Kong, DTI Farhat Jabeen is Vice President of the Ediscovery & Legal Solutions Group at DTI (formerly Merrill Corporation). She currently leads DTI's Asia Ediscovery service offerings, facilitating opportunities by providing subject matter expertise and leadership in managing projects from scoping stages through to execution.

With over 6 years of experience in computer forensics and evidence management, Farhat began her career as an independent consultant for legal and business enterprises in Hong Kong. Since joining DTI, Farhat has been working closely with law firms and corporate legal teams to assist with litigation matters, arbitration proceedings and regulatory investigations in Asia.

Kate Wyllie, Business Director, joined DTI (formerly Merrill Corporation) in 2005. Kate provides training and guidance on DTI’s court reporting and litigation support services around Asia and assists clients on how to best assess appropriate services for each matter. Prior to this, Kate was editor and publisher for over 13 years with an international legal publisher based in London and Hong Kong.

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