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10:00 - 10:30 Exhibit Hall Break 10:30-11:15 ED-1A: Quality AT1: How Do You IHC1: New BI1: Trends in MT1: Competitive ET-1A: 10:30-4:45 Standards & Know You Are Doing E-Discovery Rules Practice Analysis, Intelligence Measurements To the Right Projects — Preparedness for Profitability 10:30-12:00 Gauge Your or How to Kill a Plaintiff’s Counsel Measurement and 11:45-12:30 Sessions held Electronic Discovery Monster Business Intelligence ET-1B: throughout Effectiveness the day

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: The Defense Never Rests: Merging the Skills of Top Trial Lawyers, Jury Consultants and Technology Experts to Win the Toughest Cases Moderator: Christopher Kruse, President and CEO, CaseCentral, Inc. 9:00 - 10:00 Peter A. Bicks, Partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP Sponsor: Siobhan A. Handley, Partner, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP J. Lee Meihls, Ph.D., Trial Consultant and Principal, Trial Partners Inc. Denise Montiel, Vice President, Litigation Services, ARCCA, Inc. 10:00 - 10:30 Exhibit Hall Break 10:30-11:15 ID1: Information ECD1: Got email? NS1: Unifying Threat M1: The Next RM1: What’s Driving Generation of Mobility ET-3A: Retention Strategies Critical Legal Management for Risk Management 10:30-3:00 for Defensible Regulatory and Your Network Solutions for Lawyers and What IT Needs 10:30 -12:00 Discovery Production Issues to Know in Today’s or Sessions held Law Firm 11:45-12:30 Protecting Your ET-3B: throughout Firm’s IT Assets the day

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AT ECD Advanced IT presented by The Email Challenge: Data, Compliance, Discovery Email is the hot-button for discovery today. Email is at the intersection of major Issues in Project and Information Management for CIOs and IT changes that are transforming legal practice, including the sheer volume of email, Professionals the unique characteristics of messages, and the significance that email has vis a This track, created in conjunction with ILTA, consists of in-depth and practical vis compliance and regulatory issues. This track will examine first, the discussions designed for CIOs and IT professionals. Join us for a lively panel substantive legal, regulatory and technological issues impacting email discussion with industry leaders addressing a variety of project management management, and second, new visual analytical tools that facilitate discovery issues. Also featured will be a panel discussion on using Microsoft Sharepoint in a and how they impact matters involving large email collections. legal environment including live demonstrations. Finally, attend a session where we will bring you up to speed by discussing new opportunities and the best practices surrounding the management of information in today’s matter centric environment. sponsored by:

sponsored by: ED I BD E-Discovery Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Advanced Electronic Discovery: Strategies and Techniques Have you had your fill of the "bits and bytes" sessions found at most e-discovery Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity issues continue to become more seminars today? The Advanced Electronic Discovery track is designed for prevalent as technology furthers its migration into the law office. This track will LegalTech attendees who understand e-discovery basics and are looking for discuss the “what ifs” and the “how tos” a law firm must be prepared to answer ways to improve their e-discovery process. Attendees will learn strategies and if a critical situation develops. In addition, find out what the future holds for DR/BC, techniques that leading corporations and law firms employ to reduce the overall the three steps of continuous data protection, and how Sarbanes-Oxley and risk and expense of electronic discovery. compliance issues affect DR. Finally, listen to a case study of what one large law firm did to protect their lawyer's and their client's critical data. sponsored by:

sponsored by: ED II BI E-Discovery Business Intelligence Advanced Electronic Discovery: Law & Technology in an Evolving Legal The Innovative Use and Application of Technology to Achieve and Landscape Maintain Business Advantage. Enhance your understanding of how technology is changing the The objective of this track is to explore how new technology can support a law in the digital age. , attorneys and support professionals who are familiar firm's mission to better understand and build its business. This track will present with the parameters of paper discovery face the continuing challenge of applying the basics of Business Intelligence systems and how to implement them. It will and adapting them to the unique contours of electronic discovery. Learn about also provide an overview of the latest approaches to practice analysis and newly issued judicial opinions, impending amendments to the Federal Rules profitability measurement, including key performance metrics and trends. Special of , as well as technical and practical solutions for electronic sessions will feature discussions with pioneers and thought leaders in the fields discovery. These sessions will arm you with cutting-edge knowledge to navigate of client relationships, business development and integrated decision making. the changing legal landscape, improve your review processes and techniques, and leverage technological innovations in computer forensics and electronic discovery to benefit your clients. sponsored by: sponsored by:

CT ET Collaboration Technologies This track will delve into how innovative collaboration technologies facilitate the Emerging Technology information flow between; law departments and law firms, law firm to law firm With the proliferation of technology available, it can be hard to distinguish the and intra firm. Parties can view and edit the same documents at the same defining differential of one product over another. This track is purposefully

TRACK DESCRIPTIONS time. Managing and accessing information is crucial to saving time, money and designed to showcase the leading products offered to the legal community today. ensuring the desired outcome. Attend this session and learn how technology Based on industry buzz and frequently asked questions, we’ve invited some of the is playing a pivotal role for today's law departments and their law firms. leading companies to clearly demonstrate how their products and services impact the way lawyers do business. Each session is a product showcase, dedicated to a limited number of products or services. You won’t want to miss these first-hand sponsored by: presentations to help you choose what is best for your firm.

CL ID Corporate Legal IT presented by Information Retention and Discovery Management How the Use of New Technologies Can Address the Opportunities and Rediscover Discovery! Learn how to reduce discovery costs by 50% or more Challenges Facing Today’s Legal Departments by proactively capturing and preserving electronic records like email and IM. In conjunction with ILTA, this track is dedicated to examining how new Corporate clients will learn how to gain control over their data and eliminate technologies can address the opportunities and challenges facing today’s legal unnecessary and costly steps related to discovery processing. Law firms will learn departments. Just like their outside counsel peers, law departments are under how to empower clients by establishing clear retention and discovery strategies, pressure to increase client satisfaction while keeping costs down. How can law and also learn how to lower risk and costs for clients by utilizing powerful departments meet these goals by using technology tools? This track will offer litigation-ready technology. practical advice for collaboration between in-house counsel, corporate IT and outside counsel in developing and implementing policies and procedures sponsored by: surrounding records storage, production and destruction. Finally this track features a session on how the U.S. Army recently rolled out a new claims management system and how this implementation resulted in benefits including real-time data, no more monthly updates, better control of the claims expenditure funds and the ability for their claimants to file their personnel claims online.

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JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 1, 20064 THE HILTON NEW YORK HOTEL IHC MT In-House Counsel Marketing and Technology This track will review issues facing both plaintiff and defense counsel under the Competitive Intelligence (CI) is about knowing your competition. It is about new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure including the cost-shifting ramifications of knowing the market and your clients. Most importantly, it requires you to know seeking large data collections, legacy data, narrowing the scope and definition your own firm and how its assets can be brought to bear on a specific target at a of “inaccessible data,” and whether document retention policies will provide specific moment in time. These interactive sessions will help you learn how to find, TRACK DESCRIPTIONS legitimate defenses against overly broad and burdensome discovery practices. win and keep clients. Discussion topics will include how to seek and collect This track will also provide a forum for audience participation to discuss real world relevant CI, distribute the information quickly and in context as well as create examples of coping with the brave new world of electronic discovery, including a action plans that lead to increased revenue, client service and a competitive mock Rule 26 (f) “Meet and Confer”conference and a presentation of the Sedona advantage. Conference's Best Practices for Navigating the Vendor Proposal Process for producing a common RFP. sponsored by: sponsored by: NS Network Security IKM The legal profession understands the importance of computer security, however, Information and Knowledge Management lawyers often overlook the importance of network security. The increasing The Intersection of Knowledge Management and Information challenges of digital identity theft, pharming, phishing, scouting, hacking, and more Management: Where Efficiency and Profitability Meet insidious viruses threaten networks as well as individual PCs. The need to ensure Explore how Knowledge/Information Management tools can be leveraged to help business continuity and preserve client data is creating a digital arms race. your firm make efficient and profitable business decisions. This track will help you Meanwhile clients are increasingly demanding online access to their lawyers and understand how knowledge/information management technology is affecting the work product. The threat to the client relationship and the firm brand is real and legal industry and what you can expect in the future. Sessions will address how present. It’s time to seriously examine digital disaster threat and protection. the newest technology tools can be utilized to capture, organize, share and analyze information in order to optimize client service and improve law firm management in order to enhance profitability. Learn lessons from pioneering legal teams on how to avoid pitfalls and maximize the return on your knowledge sponsored by: management investments. sponsored by: RM Risk Management and Compliance Adherence The evolving landscape of regulatory changes and the increasing volume of M e-mail and matter content has created an open door for potential liability to firms. IT organizations need to clearly understand the risks and have a plan in place for Mobility addressing them over time. These tracks will enable IT professionals of law firms The Next Generation of Mobility Solutions for Lawyers to get the latest information on the risks impacting firms today that their This track will present an overview of the next generation of the wireless organizations can have influence on, as well as, offer a pragmatic approach technology available to law firms, including the newest handheld devices, across both paper and electronic contet that best meets the long-term risk application software, wireless service plans, as well as the synchronization management needs of the firm. technologies, which are currently available. Learn about the new wireless synchronization utilities and technology that will allow lawyers to connect with sponsored by: office systems and applications better than ever. In addition, there will be a discussion about how to interact with case or practice management systems using your handheld. Speakers will include representatives from Microsoft, as well as lawyers who are on the leading edge of mobility solutions. sponsored by:

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Corporation Service Company (CSC) • Corprasoft, Inc. • Courtroom Connect • Crescendo Systems Corporation • CT Corporation/Summation • CVision EXHIBITORS Technologies • Datacare Software Group, Inc. • DataCert, Inc. • Dataflight Software, Inc. • Daticon, Inc. • Deadlines On Demand • Digiscribe International LLC • Discover-e Legal • Discovery Mining Inc. • DiscoveryWorks Legal Inc. • DocsCorp Pty Ltd. • Docuity, Inc • DocuLex, Inc. • Document Automation Developers • DocuServe, A Legalink Company • Dolphin Search Inc • Economic Analysis Group Ltd. • eCopy, Inc. • EDGARfilings Ltd. • eFax Corporate/j2 Global • Electronic Evidence Discovery, Inc. • Elixir Technologies • eMag Solutions LLC • EMC Corporation • Encore Lex Solutio • EncoreTech, Inc. • Engenium Corp • Equitrac Corporation • Equivio • EVault Inc. • Extractiva • FatPipe Networks • Finestar Imaging LLC • Fios • First American Equipment Finance • FNF Capital, Inc. • Forensics Consulting Solutions • Gavel & Gown Software Inc. • Guidance Softeware • HP-Hewlett-Packard • Hummingbird Ltd. • i-Tab (PageStamp) • Ibis Consulting Inc. • iCONECT Development, LLC • IDM/Fidelity • ILTA • iLumin Software Services, Inc. • Image Capture Engineering, Inc. • Imaging Business Machines LLC • inData Corporation • Instant InfoSystems • Integration Appliance (IntApp) • Interwoven • IPRO Tech • IQwest Information Technologies • ISYS Search Software • IXIO • Juris Inc • Kiersted Systems • Kirschenbaum & Phillips, PC • KPMG LLP • Kroll Ontrack, Inc • Lan Associates • LawDocsXpress Inc • LawPort™/SV Technology, Inc. • LawyerLinks, LLC • LDI Color ToolBox • Legal Files Software Inc. • Levit & James, Inc. • Lex Inc. • LexisNexis • LextraNet • Litera Corp. • Litigation Systems, Inc. • LiveNote, Inc. • LT Online Corporation • MA3000 • MDY Advanced • • • • • • • •

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Mal Mead Monica Bay Director, IT Project Development J. Mark Santiago Editor-in-Chief: Law Technology News and Management Managing Director Editorial Director: Law Firm Inc., Fenwick & West LLP International CoSourcing Group Small Firm Business Mountain View, California New York, New York ALM New York, New York Tom O'Connor Peggy Wechsler Director Program Director James P. Cunningham Legal Electronic Documents Institute ILTA Chief Information Officer Bellevue, Washington San Antonio, Texas Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP New York, New York EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD EDUCATIONAL

Marc Adler Larry A. Crapo Jane Kimpan National Sales Manager VP Marketing Marketing Programs Manager PerfectLaw Software Compulaw LexisNexis Miami, Florida Los Angeles, California Miamisburg, Ohio

Dan Berlin Andrea Eidsness Allison Lord President Vice President, Marketing Marketing Programs Manager Tabs3 PracticeMaster Software Kroll Ontrack, Inc. Attenex Corporation Lincoln, Nebraska Eden Prairie, Minnesota Seattle, Washington

Kelli Brooks Mel Goldenberg Ingrid Majcher Principal - Forensic Techology Services Mel Goldenberg & Associates, LLP Event Marketing Manager KPMG LLP Forensic ZANTAZ, Inc. Technology Services Pleasanton, California Cypress, California Kathy Granger Director of Trade Shows Thomson Legal & Regulatory Jon Sigerman Stephen Collins Eagan, Minnesota President President Summation Legal Technologies Juris, Inc. San Francisco, California Brentwood, Tennessee VENDOR ADVISORY BOARD

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10:00-10:30 Exhibit Hall Break Speakers Kathleen A. Boden-Benson Senior Manager of Technology Project Planning and Analysis Foley & Lardner LLP Open To All SS1 10:30-12:00 Sessions held throughout the day Mark Corradi, PMP Global Technology Solutions - Project Management Office CaseManagerPro, the core technology for some of the most Shearman & Sterling, LLP complex cases in the country, combines web-based CMS with Sally Hatchett e-discovery, litigation support and document management to Director of Project Management Bingham McCutchen deliver unmatched capabilities. In Monday's Supersessions, leading law firms share how they manage massive volumes of information among hundreds of people across the country. sponsored by:

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IHC1 10:30-12:00 ED-1A 10:30-12:00 New E-Discovery Rules Preparedness for Quality Standards & Measurements To Gauge Plaintiff’s Counsel Your Electronic Discovery Effectiveness The new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will also have significant impact on Plaintiff’s counsel. Understanding the This panel of industry experts will discuss current tools and cost-shifting ramifications of seeking large data collections, metrics used for assessing and measuring a company or law legacy data and trying to narrow the scope of the definition of firm’s e-Discovery efforts in terms of quality, efficiency and return “inaccessible data” will be issues facing counsel on a case by on investment. Attendees of this session will learn how to case basis. Will document retention policies provide legitimate successfully articulate the e-discovery successes to upper defenses or safe harbor for overly broad and burdensome management. Key metrics that will be explained include discovery practices? This session will be designed to review the “Document Decisions Per Hour,” “User Decision Tracking,” issues facing both plaintiff and defense counsel under the new “System Uptime," "Number of Issues Per Million Documents” rules as well as providing a forum for audience participation to and best practices in workflow assessment. discuss real world examples of coping with the new world of electronic discovery.

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