Description: Electronic filing with courts and agencies is no longer

experimental -- it is the standard in nearly every jurisdiction. But

how do you efficiently capture all this new material in your enterprise

content management systems? If you don't do it right, your electronic

matter record could be incomplete, or you may perpetuate inefficient

processes designed for a bygone era. Learn how two firms tackled these

challenges by improving their document management system (DMS)

integration with electronic court systems, developing standardized

workflows to track and store ECF content, and promoting user adoption of

the new processes.

Speakers:

Sean Monahan, the Conflicts Counsel at Foster Pepper

PLLC, advises the firm on legal ethics and related compliance matters.

An attorney licensed in Washington, he also manages the conflicts and

records departments, including intake, client engagements, ethical

screens and file-closing.

Paul C. Wittekind is the Director of

Information Technology Services at Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C.

Since 1993, he has overseen the firm's technology systems, identifying

and coordinating the strategic direction of technology and advising and

assisting Porzio's clients on technology-related matters. Paul also

provides e-discovery consulting services to clients to develop

protocols, coordinate data collection, implement the tools required to

properly analyze electronically-stored information and manage the firm

and client personnel involved with e-discovery data reviews.