Format: On Demand
Duration: 1 Hour 4 Minutes
About This Webinar
This recorded CLE webinar discuss a rise in the amount and complexity of digital information, and how almost every dispute will likely be effected by such evidence. It will therefore be the responsibility of attorneys to seek the aid of a forensic neutral to assist in discovering answers in the form of 1’s and 0’s. This program will provide guidance to attorneys on how to use a forensic neutral, when they should seek the aid of a forensic neutral, and how to determine the competency of a forensic.
This course is brought to you by the Global Cyber Institute and Thomson Reuters and it is national accredited (get CLE in all 50 states).
Topics that will be discussed:
- What is a forensic neutral?
- How can one aid my case?
- What makes a competent forensic neutral?
Who should attend?
- Lawyers
- Insurance executives
- In-house counsel
- Business executives
- Privacy attorneys
Speakers
- Daniel Garrie, Law & Forensics
- David Chavez,CYBER Risk & Law
- Fred Cotton, Retired
Attending the webinar
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About Law & Forensics
Law & Forensics is a strategic consulting firm with a global presence that assists clients with sensitive and complex electronic discovery, information governance, computer forensic, information security, and privacy issues. With a strong record for getting results, reducing costs, mitigating legal risks, and delivering value, Law & Forensics provides corporations, government agencies, law firms and other legal, business, and technology stakeholders with solutions to address complex litigations, sensitive investigations, and regulatory inquiries.