AMEC's CLE Seminar:
Electronic Discovery for In-House Counsel in the Entertainment and Media Industry

Like it or not, electronic discovery is the most significant development of the last decade in litigation and trial practice. There are a multitude of electronic discovery seminars on the market, with most being a hyper-technical off-the-shelf re-hashing of complicated compliance standards. None have specifically addressed the need to understand the complicated legal structure associated with e-discovery in the entertainment and media industry…. Until now!

AMEC presents an E-Discovery seminar unique and specific to the entertainment and media industry. If you’re a transactional attorney or litigator who deals with entertainment and media content on a day to day basis, you can’t miss this opportunity to learn everything you’ve always wanted to know:

How do electronic document management protocols differ for media & entertainment companies?
How do you handle emails from high-ranking entertainment executives?
How does an entertainment company handle the transmission of data from FTP and web-based internet sites?
How does electronic discovery impact the idea submission and content development process?
How is electronic discovery best utilized, and what are the unique issues in patent and trade secrets litigation?
How best to manage the high cost of electronic discovery in a conglomerate and vertically integrated business environment?

In a classic AMEC format, a group of experts will explore electronic discovery requirements and controversial issues specific to media and entertainment companies.

los angeles: March 10th, 2010

Featuring:

Louis A. Craco, Jr., Esq.
Partner, Allegaert Berger & Vogel LLP
John Berlinski
Vice President of Litigation, NBC Universal
Dyan A. Decker
Advisory, Forensic Technology, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Matt Levy
Associate Director, Client Development & Strategy, Stratify Inc.

UCLA Anderson School of Business
110 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Collins Center for Executive Education, Room A-201
Registration: 5:30pm
Seminar: 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Both seminars are FREE to AMEC members. To register for the seminar free of charge as an AMEC member, click here to sign in.
Non-members: $25 in advance via PayPal, $35 at the door. To purchase and reserve your seat, add to cart below:

AMEC's CLE Seminar: Electronic Discovery for In-House Counsel in the Entertainment and Media Industry

los angeles: March 10th, 2010

AMEC's CLE Seminar:
Electronic Discovery for In-House Counsel in the Entertainment and Media Industry