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September 16, 2022

With Microsoft 365, Teams, Zoom, and other non-traditional modes of communication now the norm, Columbia partner Jarrett Coco will explore how discovery may look over the next couple of years and the legal ethical rules applicable to using artificial intelligence (“AI”) to detect Personal Health Information (“PHI”) and the AI capabilities available to assist companies.

Looking Ahead: E-Discovery Trends and the Ethical Use of Emerging Tools

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Apple’s New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery

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Sept. 19, 2022

Chris Borns Earns Relativity Analytics Specialist Certification
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Oct. 13, 2022

Travis Bustamante to Moderate 12th Annual Electronic Discovery Institute (EDI) Leadership Summit Discussion
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Looking Ahead: E-Discovery Trends and the Ethical Use of Emerging Tools
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Nelson Mullins' Jason Epstein, Richard Levin, Mallory Acheson to Speak at ACC GA Atlanta Braves Event

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