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WESTCOAST 2005
The
LARGEST
Legal
Technology
Event on the
West Coast
JUNE 22-23
WESTIN BONAVENTURE HOTEL
LOS ANGELES
Featuring Two Outstanding
Keynote Sessions:
WEDNESDAY JUNE 22, 2005
9:00 A.M.
EDITH R. MATTHAI
Managing Partner,
Robie & Matthai
President-Elect,
Los Angeles County Bar Association
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2005
9:00 A.M.
MORGAN CHU
Partner
Irell & Manella LLP
One of America's "Top Ten
Trial Lawyers" and "100 Most
Influential Lawyers"
-National Law Journal
Named one of The Best Lawyers in America
for Technology, Intellectual Property and Litigation
- 10 years running!
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And find so much more.
KEYNOTES
Morgan Chu
Partner
Irell & Manella LLP
Los Angeles, California
John Bringardner
News Editor, LawTechnology News
ALM
New York, New York
Brett Burney
Legal Practice Support Supervisor
Edith R. Matthai
Thompson Hine LLP
Robie & Matthai
Cleveland, Ohio
Managing Partner
President-Elect
Kelley Chapoton
Los Angeles County Bar Association Client Relationship Manager
DataCert, Inc.
Houston, Texas
FACULTY
TRACK DESCRIPTIONS
Andrew Z. Adkins, III
Legal Technology Institute
University of Florida
Levin College of Law
Gainsville, Florida
Janis K. Alexander
Chief Operations Officer
Ambrose Law Group LLC
Portland, Oregon
Russell M. Aoki
Managing Partner
Aoki Sakamoto Grant LLP
Seattle, Washington
Terrence (Terry) Coan, CRM
Consultant
Baker Robbins & Company
Anthony J. Dobson
Manager of Litigation Support West Coast
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley &
McCloy LLP
Charles Durtschi
Sr. Project Manager
American Airlines
Fort Worth, Texas
Michael R. Arkfeld, Esq.
Assistant United States Attorney
Phoenix, Arizona
Larry R. Feldman
Special Counsel
Kaye Scholer LLP
Dennis B. Arnold
Partner
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Judith A. Flournoy
CIO
Loeb & Loeb LLP
Jerry Askew
Principal Consultant
Askew Network Solutions
Grenada Hills, California
Frank Gillman
Director of Technology
Allen Matkins Leck Gamble &
Mallory LLP
Thomas W. Baldwin
Chief Knowledge Officer
Sheppard Mullin Richter
Hampton, LLP
Craig Ball
Trial Lawyer, Technologist,
Computer Forensic Examiner
Law Offices of Craig D. Ball, PC
Montgomery, Texas
Thomas I. Barnett
Special Counsel
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
New York, New York
Monica Bay
Editor-in-Chief:
Law Technology News
Editorial Director: Law Firm Inc.,
Small Firm Business
ALM
New York, New York
Meg Block
Shareholder
San Francisco, California
Test-drive the latest products
Don Jaycox
CTO
DLA Piper Rudnick Gray
Cary US LLP
San Diego, California
Ronald L. Johnston
Partner
Arnold & Porter LLP
Irwin Karp
Productivity Consultant
Capital Organizing Solutions
Sacramento, California
Brent Kidwell
Chief Knowledge Counsel
Jenner & Block LLP
Chicago, Illinois
Chris Kitterman
Sr. IT Manager - Applications
Development, Lit Support
and Training
Thelen Reid & Priest LLP
Todd L. Mattson, Esq.
Director of Practice Systems
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
New York, New York
Kenneth G. McGuire
Supervisory Special Agent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mal Mead
Director
IT Project Development and
Management
Fenwick & West LLP
Mountain View, California
Beau Mersereau
Manager of Applications &
Development
Fish & Richardson, P.C.
Chris H. Paskach, CPA
Partner
KPMG
Los Angeles California
Ross Kodner
Senior Technologist/CEO
MicroLaw, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Donald S. Passman
Partner
Gang, Tyre, Ramer & Brown
Beverly Hills, California
Sergio Kopelev
Director
KPMG
Cypres, California
Donna Payne
President
Payne Consulting Group, Inc.
Seattle, Washington
Jeffrey Lewis
Shareholder
Enterprise Counsel Group
Irvine, California
Mary Pat Poteet
Litigation Support Manager
Cary US LLP
Adriana Linares
Principal
LawTech Partners, Inc.
Orlando, Florida
Marshall B. Grossman
Partner
Alschuler, Grossman,
Stein & Kahan
Santa Monica, California
Allan Z. Litovsky, Ph.D.
Shareholder
Intellectual Property Litigation
Greenburg Traurig LLP
Costa Mesa, California
Sam Guiberson
Attorney
Guiberson Law Offices
Houston, Texas
Amy Jane Longo
Partner, Litigation
O’Melveny & Myers LLP
Newport Beach, California
Art Gurwitz
Law Firm Advisor
Former Executive Director
New York, New York
Sheila E. Mackay
National Director of
Litigation Technology
Bingham McCutchen
Nancy L. Iredale
Partner
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky &
Walker, LLP
Browning E. Marean
Partner
Cary US LLP
Scott Jarr
Vice President of Product
Marketing
LiveVault Corporation
Marlborough, Massachusetts
Kingsley Martin
Senior Director
West km
Chicago, Illinois
Betsy Reynolds
Applications Analyst &
Integration Director
Mannett Phelps & Phillips LLP
Brad Robbins
VP Products and Customer
Management
Solution Q Inc.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Honorable James M. Rosenbaum
Chief Judge
U.S. District Court for the
District of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Thomas L. Rowe, Esq.
Legal Technology Consultant
Out of the Box Developers, LLC
Cary, North Carolina
George I. Rudoy
Manager, Litigation Support
Global Technology Solutions
Shearman & Sterling LLP
New York, New York
Ken Shear
Senior Vice President for Electronic
Discovery Services
SPI Litigation Direct
Seattle, Washington
Jim Soenksen
CEO
Pivot Group
Atlanta, Georgia
Robbie Solomon
Firmwide Knowledge Manager
Heller Ehrman LLP
J. William (Bill) Speros, Esq.
Attorney-Consultant
Attorney Consulting in Litigation
Management
Cleveland, Ohio
Michael Stevens
Manager, Legal
Cisco Systems, Inc.
San Jose, California
Lisa Stone
Writer, Blogger, Strategist
Palo Alto, California
Paul Stutler
Vice President, Segment Marketing
Thomson Elite
Eagan, Minnesota
Ernest Svensen
Partner
Gordon, Arata, McCollam,
Duplantis & Eagan
New Orleans, Louisiana
Tim Titus
Market Development Manager
LexisNexis
Dayton, Ohio
Michael J. Tonsing
Attorney at Law
Tonsing Law Offices
Paul J. Unger, Esq.
HMU Consulting, Inc.
Columbus, Ohio
Ken Wheeler
Legal Industry Marketing
Marlborough, Massachusetts
J. Craig Williams, Esq.
Partner
WLF | The Williams Law Firm, PC
Newport Beach, California
Kristen Zarcadoolas
Director of Marketing
Pivot Group
Ali Shahidi
Director of Information Systems
Alschuler Grossman Stein &
Kahan LLP
Santa Monica, California
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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
DAY 1
TRACKS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
LT
LSM
IT
PM
Litigation Support
Management
Advanced IT
Practice
Management
LEGALTECH
University
BD
ET
Barrister Day
Emerging
Technologies
Presented by
OPEN TO ALL
ATTENDEES
SPONSORS
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
BAR ASSOCIATION
9:00 - 10:00
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION:
EDITH R. MATTHAI, PRESIDENT ELECT, ROBIE & MATTHAI, LOS ANGELES COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
Exhibit Hall Break
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 12:00
IT1: Fighting the War
PM1: Document-
Successfully
Building and
Managing a
Litigation Support
Department
on Cyber Crime - A
CIO’s Perspective
Centric Environment
LS2: Leveraging the
IT2: Building Bridges
PM2: Practical
LT2: Visual Impact:
Electronic Use of
Data for Trial &
Deposition Support
and Opening
Access Highways
to Information Silos
Practice
Management:
From Idea to
Implementation
Making Your Case
Evidence Shine With
Legal Technology
10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
ET1:
Join Us For
Barrister Day
11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
ET2:
Exhibit Hall Break
12:00 - 1:30
1:30 - 3:00
LT1: Legal Technology
Tips, Gadgets and
Tricks in 90
Minutes
LS1: Strategy First:
BD1: Best Practices
for Barristers
1:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
ET3:
Presented by
2:45 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
ET4:
Exhibit Hall Break
3:00 - 3:30
PM3: Knowledge
Management:
Taming Your Firm’s
Intellecutal Property
Beast
IT3: Roundtable
Discussion on
Project
Management in
Law Firms
LS3: Effective Tools
for Early Case
Assessment
3:30 - 5:00
DAY 2
SPONSORS
9:00 - 10:00
TT
ED
MA
Technology for
Today’s Law
Department
E-Discovery
The Morning After:
Disaster Recovery and
Business Continuity
JUNE 22nd
is BARRISTER DAY at
LegalTech West Coast
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MORGAN CHU, PARTNER, IRELL & MANELLA LLP
Exhibit Hall Break
TT1: Spotlight on Cisco
ED1: The Document
MA1: Preparation &
CT1: LegalTech
Law Department:
Automating Legal
Activities
Analytics Approach:
One Size Doesn't Fit
All
Implementation - Here
Is How We Really Did It
Unplugged: Lawyers
Go Mobile with WiFi
and Wireless
TT2: The New Discipline
ED2: Computer
in Corporate Legal:
Strategic Uses of
Electronic Invoice Data
Forensics Update: Key
Tools, Technologies
and Processes for
Managing Electronic
Discovery
Exhibit Hall Break
MA2: Surviving Disaster
Recovery
CT2: Drowning in
E-mail? Managing
Your In-Box and
Keeping Your
eSanity
Exhibit Hall Break
3:00 - 3:30
3:30 - 5:00
CT
Communications
Presented by
12:00 - 1:30
1:30 - 3:00
Complimentary
Session for
Barristers
THURSDAY, JUNE 23
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 - 12:00
Practices from
WELCOME RECEPTION FOR EXHIBITORS & CONFERENCE ATTENDEES
5:00
TRACKS
LT3: Best Technology
TT3: Applying Records
ED3: Best Practices in
MA2: Techno Meltdown:
Management
Principles to E-Mail
Management
E-Discovery
Implementation
Disaster Survival and
Planning for the Small
Firm Lawyer
CT3: From Blawgs to
Instant Messaging:
Proactive Legal
Communication
Evolves!
Complimentary
Admission to:
▫
Opening Keynote
Address
▫
Hands-on Product
Demonstrations
▫
Special Educational
Sessions brought to you
"The Best Lawyers in
America"
▫
Welcome Reception
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IT
LT
ADVANCED IT
LEGALTECH UNIVERSITY
Staying on top of the ever-changing landscape of information technology is a daunting
task. This track will provide guidance in critical areas of IT strategy and management.
With a focus in three key areas: deploying formal project management, bridging
information “silos” and fighting cyber crime, these sessions will impact your IT
operation and your firm’s bottom line.
Old dogs CAN learn new tricks and our college of higher LegalTech learning has the
curriculum for all lawyers and legal pros who want to learn to become more profitable,
offer higher quality work product and inject some fun back into their law practices.
Starting with our ever-popular "Tips & Gadgets" session, to an insider's view of how
to visually present your cases and finishing with a "best practices" roundtable, this is
CLE that offers value far beyond mere credit hours. A wealth of practical, specific,
immediately usable information from top national educators who will help you put
technology into practice immediately in your own office. It's the track everyone else
will be talking about - seeing it first person is so much more valuable!
CT
TRACK DESCRIPTIONS
COMMUNICATIONS
Law practice today is all about connecting and collaborating. Today's mantra for the
techno aware legal professional is "Connect Anytime, Anywhere." This track focuses
on the communication advances, tools, techniques and issues that affect all of us
today, regardless of firm or department size or even practice focus. Whether you're
drowning in an unending sea of e-mail and need a digital lifeline, working wirelessly as
a mobile legal road warrior, or debating the new question of "to blog or not to blog,"
this track is "MUST SEE CLE."
ED
MA
THE MORNING AFTER: DISASTER RECOVERY AND
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity are not the sexiest topics to discuss,
but they are becoming a necessity in every law firm and law department. This year,
LegalTech brings you practical how tos on planning and implementation. Finally,
disaster recovery is not only for the large firms. We'll provide some insightful tips
and tools for small firm disaster recovery.
E-DISCOVERY
Electronic discovery is a simple phrase that often obscures a widely diverse number
of issues. The fact is that the requirements of the electronic discovery process may
vary widely according to the size, complexity and fact patterns of each specific case.
Our sessions will discuss the best approaches, the best forensics tools and the best
practices for implementing e-discovery in cases of all size and help you to determine
how to make the best choices for your case with special attention to specific case
experiences as discussed by litigators and judges.
ET
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
With the proliferation of technology available, it can be hard to distinguish the
defining differential of one product over another. This track is purposefully designed
to showcase the leading products offered to the legal community today. Based on
industry buzz and frequently asked questions, we’ve invited some of the 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 presentations
to help you choose what is best for your firm.
LSM
LITIGATION SUPPORT MANAGEMENT
The role and the responsibilities of the Litigation Support Manager is crucial. Through
providing more sophisticated services, both on technological and consulting levels, the
Litigation Support Team has the opportunity to offer increased assistance to the firms’
attorneys. This in turn directly enhances client services and satisfaction. This track will
delve into the review and implementation of new strategies and cutting-edge
technologies for today's litigation support manager.
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▫ Law Firm Administrators
▫ CFOs
▫ CTOs
▫ Executive Directors
▫ Practicing Attorneys
▫ Chairs
▫ IT/MIS Directors
▫ Law Librarians
▫ CIOs
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT TRACK
Practice Management means different things to different people. LegalTech has led
the way in introducing new concepts and ideas regarding the use of technology in the
legal profession. This year at LegalTech West we bring you new Practice Management
concepts, including the Document-Centric Environment which introduces a new
paradigm for evaluating how your firm utilizes documents. We will also provide you with
a soup-to-nuts management session that brings you through the process of selecting
and implementing practice management. And finally, once the technology is in the firm,
how to continue to capture the firm's own intellectual property utilizing Knowledge
Management principles and solutions.
TT
TECHONOLOGY FOR TODAY’S LAW DEPARTMENT
TRACK
The technology needs of corporate law departments are highly specialized, and this
track will deliver specific information and insight from which IT managers can benefit.
You’ll get the insider’s view from Cisco’s law department on how they automate many
of their processes; you’ll get some tips on using electronic invoice data
strategically; and you’ll learn how records management principles can be applied to
the unrelenting task of e-mail management .
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
▫ Managing Partners
PM
▫ COOs
▫ Litigation Managers
▫ Support Staff
▫ Trainers
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BARRISTERS of the LACBA receive
COMPLIMENTARY ADMISSION to
LegalTech West Coast AND
a full day of special programs - June 22, 2005
REGISTER TODAY
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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
ALL ARE INVITED
IT1
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Fighting the War on Cyber Crime - A CIO’s Perspective
1.5 CLE
EDITH R. MATTHAI
Partner, Robie & Matthai
President Elect
Los Angeles County Bar Association
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
EXHIBIT HALL BREAK
What are the benefits for CIOs becoming information security champions?
Improved business, regulatory compliance and a larger, more satisfied
client base. Not only does the law require it and clients demand it, but
Information Security is a necessity when it comes to protecting your
business and improving performance. Through panel member discussion
and security expert commentary, this session will approach the war on
cyber crime as a business enabler for your firm. Some of the hot topics to
be discussed: Wireless, Remote Access/Visiting Laptops, Spyware, Data
Privacy & Protection, and VoIP.
MODERATOR:
LS1
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Strategy First: Successfully Building and Managing a Litigation
Support Department
1.5 CLE
This session will underscore how to successfully build and manage a
Litigation Support Department within your firm. Effective strategies for
department structure and staffing will be examined. Key recruiting
questions will be addressed such as: Is it better to hire a technology
expert and teach them the legal industry or is it better to hire a legal expert
and teach them technology? From the inception of your department it will
be imperative to secure partner buy in. How can this be accomplished and
which types of internal advertising will help you accomplish this goal?
Finally, this session will delve into the “billable hour” for the Litigation
Support Department…know your services and establish an appropriate
pricing structure.
PANELISTS:
Mary Pat Poteet
DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP
Betsy Reynolds
Mannett, Phelps & Phillips, LLP
George I. Rudoy
Sponsored by:
PANELISTS:
Judith A. Flournoy
Loeb & Loeb LLP
Don Jaycox
Kenneth G. McGuire
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jim Soenksen
Pivot Group
PM1
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Document-Centric Environment
1.5 CLE
Attorneys and their staff spend much of their computer day working
with a word processor, whether it be WordPerfect or Word. Some firms
have document managment - others have macro and document compare
systems. There is a plethora of various word processing add-on
applications available to the legal market. Instead of simple word
processing, this session is geared toward providing you with examples of
what we're calling the "document-centric environment," including all the
various types of word processing add-ons from beginning of document
creation to end of life records retention.
PANELISTS:
Adriana Linares
LawTech Partners, Inc.
Donna Payne
Sponsored by:
W E D N E S D AY, J U N E 2 2 , 2 0 0 5
Anthony J. Dobson
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP
Kristen Zarcadoolas
Pivot Group
CON FERENCE SCH EDULE
Presented by:
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12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
EXHIBIT HALL BREAK
Legal Technology Tips, Gadgets and Tricks in 90 minutes
LS2
W E D N E S D AY, J U N E 2 2 , 2 0 0 5
1.5 CLE
This fast and furious session brings together some of the best tips you'll
ever hear about legal technology: information that you can take back to
your firm and use NOW! From word processing tips to mobile and wireless
gear; from deciding which computer system is right for your practice to
how to protect yourself against disasters; from manipulating digital photos
and videos to ridding yourself of spyware and viruses. You don't need to
be a high-tech guru to unlock the secrets and mysteries of technology
salvation-you just need to come to this session! SPECIAL BONUS: Top
Tips for Mac Users and iPods for Lawyers.
PANELISTS:
PANELISTS:
Frank Gillman
Allen Matkins Leck Gamble & Mallory LLP
Craig Ball
Chris Kitterman
Thelen Reid & Priest LLP
Brett Burney
Thompson Hine LLP
Todd L. Mattson, Esq.
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Irwin Karp
Donna Payne
Sponsored by:
Paul J. Unger
OPEN
TO
ALL
In Search of the Best Search Technology for e-Discovery
Get in the game early! Work with your trial attorneys to collect, convert,
host and review the data. The key is to capture the information at the
beginning of the process in order to leverage the electronic use of the
data. Be consistent with the information so that you are able to link
exhibits, transcripts, audio and video trial presentations.
John Bringardner
Law Technology News
Ross Kodner
MicroLaw, Inc.
10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
1.5 CLE
MODERATOR:
MODERATOR:
ET1
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Leveraging the Electronic Use of Data for Trial & Deposition
Support
In today’s ultra competitive environment, legal professionals must quickly
and accurately respond to electronic discovery and other time-critical
requests for information. However, finding the right information fast can
be overwhelming, especially when the information resides in any number
of locations, such as e-mails, e-mail attachments, documents on a PC,
spreadsheets on a network server, databases in the enterprise, existing
document management systems or somewhere on the corporate Intranet.
Clearly, a conventional, manual review process isn’t an option.
In this session, you’ll learn how to leverage search technology to
significantly reduce the cost, accuracy and efficiency of discovery.
Additionally, we’ll highlight key criteria to consider in evaluating a search
solution including: different techniques used to find information, the
importance of supporting a diverse range of content, how using metadata
can increase accuracy, and the benefits of seamlessly integrating search
into your litigation support, document management, and other existing
business systems.
Sponsored by:
IT2
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Building Bridges and Opening Access Highways to Information
Silos
Presented by:
Major challenges face IT leaders when dealing with disparate information
systems, with the constant battle to unify information structures – how
do we key information in only once and feed it everywhere it is needed.
We will discuss various technologies for centralizing information into one
repository and talk about choosing between "off the shelf" or
"custom" solutions. Once the information silos are bridged, the next
challenge is how to reap the benefits and open the access to the
information for the right people and in the right timeframe. There will
be case studies by law firms who are at various stages dealing with
these issues.
PANELISTS:
Jerry Askew
Askew Network Solutions
Thomas W. Baldwin
Sheppard Mullin Richter Hampton, LLP
Beau Mersereau
Fish & Richardson, P.C.
ET2
11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
OPEN
TO
ALL
Ali Shahidi
Alschuler Grossman Stein & Kahan LLP
Have It Your Way with FYI –
Instant Case Collaboration Anywhere, Anytime
Sponsored by:
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1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
BD1
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Exclusive
Session for
Barristers
1.5 CLE
Presented by:
We are all familiar with the cries for efficiencies in integration,
communication and costs, but what role should practice and case
management play in your firm and how do you assess your needs as well
as the potential solutions? Is there a clear distinction between practice and
case management? This session will provide insights into how to decide if
you need practice management and will include a valuable overview of the
vendors and solutions available. We will look into how to pick a vendor
that meets your needs and what to do if no one vendor can meet your
requirements. We will also take a look beyond the basics and discuss how
to get your staff and other attorneys using practice management and how
to transform your practice management efforts into valuable business
intelligence.
This session has been crafted to address the unique needs and concerns
of young lawyers on the way up. Three eminent attorneys, representing
divergent practice areas including: Commercial Litigation, Tax and
Entertainment Law will discuss tactics and techniques for effectively
developing an outstanding legal career. For over a decade, each of these
presenters has enjoyed the distinction of being listed in Best Lawyers.
Attend and gain insight from industry leaders!
MODERATOR:
Andrew Z. Adkins III
Legal Technology Institute, University of Florida
PANELISTS:
Marshall B. Grossman
Alschuler, Grossman, Stein & Kahan
Nancy L. Iredale
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP
Donald S. Passman
Gang, Tyre, Ramer & Brown
PANELISTS:
Ross Kodner
MicroLaw, Inc
Robbie Solomon
Heller Ehrman LLP
Paul Stutler
Thomson Elite
ET3
1:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
OPEN
TO
ALL
Practical Practice Management: From Idea to Implementation
Best Practices for Barristers
Sponsored by:
Sponsored by:
LT2
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Visual Impact: Making Your Case Evidence Shine With Legal
Technology
ET4
2:45 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
OPEN
TO
ALL
Blackberry - An Underutilized Industry Standard
1.5 CLE
PANELISTS:
Craig Ball
Sam Guiberson
Guiberson Law Offices
Over 80% of the AmLaw200 firms have already adopted Blackberry
technology to keep attorneys connected to clients, colleagues and
information. So, by now you probably think you know all there is to know
about using Blackberry - or do you? This session will cover the latest
advances in the Blackberry wireless world. New device formats with
enhanced phone functionality, Bluetooth integration, 802.11 compatibility,
enhanced management features, new device form factor options, and
connections to legal applications like Hummingbird, Lexis Nexis, and many
more. Blackberry is definitely the standard for wireless data access in the
legal industry, but with so many untapped functions to discover and ways
to leverage and future-proof your current investment, you won't want to
miss this session!
Roger Beharry Lall
Research in Motion
Sponsored by:
Visit our expansive exhibit hall and see for
yourself why LegalTech is the
Largest Technology Event on the West Coast
3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
EXHIBIT HALL BREAK
T H U R S D AY, J U N E 2 3 , 2 0 0 5
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a compelling visual presentation
may be worth your entire case! This session will concentrate on various
technologies for supporting the visual aspect of case support and show
you how to use the power of technology to illuminate your evidence.
From deposition to trial support and everything in between, this unique
"how-to" session will shine the light onto how you can leverage legal
technology to deliver a visual impact that can make all the difference in
presenting your case evidence in the best light possible.
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3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
T H U R S D AY, J U N E 2 3 , 2 0 0 5
Effective Tools for Early Case Assessment
1.5 CLE
Like any good strategist, whether it be a football coach, a commanding
general or a trial lawyer, it's important to go into the game with an idea of
how the "competition" has performed before and what tricks are up their
sleeves. Dossier-type tools, like CourtLink, provide litigators with some
solid intelligence on how a judge has ruled before, how a defense lawyer
has planned his strategy and how the plaintiff attorney has presented
his case. This session will provide a look at ways to use this litigation
technology to help make a courtroom experience more calculated, and
hopefully, end favorably.
Tim Titus
LexisNexis
LT3
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Best Technology Practices from Best Lawyers
1.5 CLE
This session will feature three technologically proficient local attorneys
who are listed in Best Lawyers in America 2005-2006 issue, discussing
how they have used technology to effectively increase the efficiency of
their practice. Best Lawyers is the definitive guide to legal excellence in
the United States and is based on a peer-review survey in which 16,000
leading attorneys throughout the country cast more than a half million
votes on the legal abilities of other lawyers in their specialties. Lawyers
are not required or allowed to pay a fee to be listed, leading Corporate
Counsel magazine to call Best Lawyers, "the most respected referral list
of attorneys in practice."
PANELISTS:
Sponsored by:
Dennis B. Arnold
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Larry R. Feldman
Kaye Scholer LLP
IT3
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Ronald L. Johnston, Esq.
Arnold & Porter LLP
Roundtable Discussion on Project Management in Law Firms
1.5 CLE
Complimentary
Admission for
Barristers
Hosted by:
Presented by:
Formal project management and even project management offices
are spreading fast in law firms. Hear what law firm CIOs and Project
Management Directors have to say about why they value project
management, how it is changing the way they manage and report
and the effect on the bottom line.
PANELISTS:
Mal Mead
Fenwick & West LLP
Brad Robbins
Solution Q Inc.
PM3
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Knowledge Management: Taming Your Firm's Intellectual
Property Beast
1.5 CLE
C O C K TA I L R E C E P T I O N
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
5:00 – 6:30 pm
For exhibitors &
conference
attendees
Computer technology can only do so much for providing intellectual
information about your firm's clients. It takes a team effort to capture this
valuable data that may reside in several different software applications,
paper documents, as well as in the minds of your firm's attorneys and
staff. This session will provide you with a soup-to-nuts review of how to
capture and tame your firm's intellectual property.
PANELISTS:
Brent Kidwell
Jenner & Block LLP
Kingsley Martin
West km
Sponsored by:
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ALL ARE INVITED
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
TT1
EXHIBIT HALL BREAK
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Spotlight on Cisco Law Department: Automating Legal Activities
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
1.5 CLE
This session covers everything there is to know about protecting your legal
technology systems from all types of disasters. Hopefully, you'll never
need to turn to your disaster recovery plan, but like any type of insurance,
you need to plan for the worst case scenario. Learn from those who have
implemented disaster recovery and business continuity plans.
PANELISTS:
Art Gurwitz
Former Executive Director
Scott Jarr
CT1
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
LegalTech Unplugged: Lawyers Go Mobile with WiFi and Wireless
Presented by:
1.5 CLE
Cisco Systems has focused on automating all legal activities to achieve
one or more of the following objectives. First, eliminate people from
processes where possible. Second, increase the velocity of business
(shorter cycle time). Third, improve data to facilitate business transactions
and decisions. How this approach has been implemented will be
demonstrated with one of our simpler processes, Non-Disclosure
Agreements. This will include how NDAs are requested, automatically
assembled, click accepted and stored in a central repository. The tools
and methodology demonstrated are being used by Cisco for a variety of
other legal activities.
Michael Stevens
Cisco Systems, Inc.
From WiFi in and out of the office, to Handhelds, PDAs to Blackberries
and Bluetooth, the wireless wave has hit and is transforming the law
practice landscape. Are you ready to take advantage of the flood of WiFi
products? Do you know which to pick and why? And what about security
issues and potential malpractice exposure related to mobile and wireless
law practice? What about communications at hot spots and hotels? Our
experts will tell you all you need to know to take advantage of the wireless
mobile law practice explosion.
MORGAN CHU
Partner
Irell & Manella
MA1
Preparation & Implementation - Here Is How We Really Did It
MODERATOR:
Ross Kodner
MicroLaw, Inc.
PANELISTS:
Brett Burney
Thompson Hine LLP
Thomas Rowe, Esq.
Out of the Box Developers, LLC
ED1
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The Document Analytics Approach: One Size Doesn't Fit All
Paul V. Unger, Esq.
E-Discovery requests and responses can come in all sizes. Is the tactical
approach the same for a terabyte of backup data and a small e-mail file?
Does the size of the litigation itself determine what e-discovery approach
is best? This panel discussion will address the different methods now
available for assessing how to manage electronic evidence in cases of all
sizes and help you to determine how to make the best choices for your
case.
MODERATOR:
J. William (Bill) Speros, Esq.
PANELISTS:
Thomas I. Barnett
Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP
Amy Jane Longo
O’Melveny & Myers LLP
Sheila E. Mackay
Bingham McCutchen
Chris H. Paskach
KPMG
Ken Shear
Sponsored by:
12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
TT2
EXHIBIT HALL BREAK
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
The New Discipline in Corporate Legal: Strategic Uses of
Electronic Invoice Data
Presented by:
1.5 CLE
Electronic invoicing is more than an efficiency tool. It helps corporate
legal departments process invoices faster and better manage their
relationships with their outside law firms and vendors. Thought leaders
from American Airlines and DataCert, Inc. will address the strategic and
operational benefits of an electronic invoicing and legal spending
management solution and the tools needed for a successful
implementation. The session will also feature a discussion on how
invoicing data can be used to compare budgets and predict future trends.
T H U R S D AY, J U N E 2 3 , 2 0 0 5
1.5 CLE
PANELISTS:
Kelley Chapoton
DataCert, Inc.
Charles Durtschi
American Airlines
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1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
EXHIBIT HALL BREAK
Computer Forensics Update: Key Tools, Technologies and
Processes for Managing Electronic Discovery
T H U R S D AY, J U N E 2 3 , 2 0 0 5
1.5 CLE
TT3
With all the discussion of legal issues and cost sharing, the process of
gathering case evidence is often overlooked. From damaged computers
to hidden or destroyed data, this session will focus on methods of
acquiring the evidence in a forensically sound manner so the chain of
evidence is preserved in accordance with best practices of evidence
handling. Special attention will be paid to data acquisition problems that
require the services of a forensics specialist instead of using in-house
resources.
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Applying Records Management Principles to E-mail Management
Presented by:
1.5 CLE
Allan Z. Litovsky, Ph.D.
Greenberg Traurig LLP
Approximately 60% of business-critical information is stored in
messaging systems, and as much as 75% of a company’s total knowledge
exchange occurs via email; it is often the sole source of the information.
Although email management is often considered to be the province of IT,
it is generally the legal department that bears the responsibility for
compliance with governmental regulations and records management
practices. Using these premises as a starting point, it is obvious that email
management has become a critical administrative function for the control
of and access to content as well as the mitigation of risk.
Mary Pat Poteet
PANELISTS:
Ken Shear
Meg Block
Sponsored by:
Terrence (Terry) Coan, CRM
PANELISTS:
Sergio Kopelev
KPMG
MA2
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Surviving Disaster Recovery
ED3
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Best Practices in E-Discovery Implementation
1.5 CLE
You never know when disaster may strike. From 9/11 to California
earthquakes, disasters are caused by man and nature. With the help of a
DR/BC plan, you will be back up and in business in a short amount of
time.
Ken Wheeler
What is the best way to deal with the explosion of information that is
available for discovery in electronic format? A panel of practicing attorneys
will walk you through the e-discovery process as it unfolds during the life
of a case and discuss their approaches to acquiring and preserving data,
processing electronic files, producing responsive information and
preparing for trial. This is a "don’t miss" session by litigators for litigators.
PANELISTS:
CT2
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Drowning in E-mail? Managing Your In-Box and Keeping Your
eSanity
Russell M. Aoki
Aoki Sakamoto Grant LLP
Michael R. Arkfeld
Assistant United States Attorney
1.5 CLE
Browning E. Marean
E-mail serves as the default communication tool for most firms today –
with most of us buried in an unending torrent of messages. According to
the Gartner Group, as much as 75% of a firm's total knowledge exchange
occurs via e-mail – and this will continue to rise. However, in many cases
e-mail actually inhibits our productivity. This session will focus on the best
ways to cope with and manage the information that floods your in-box
on a daily basis. Our panel will discuss practical methods of e-mail
management including rules, filters, anti-SPAM products, managing listserv
traffic and integration with practice management systems to sort out your
e-mail mess and turn e-mail chaos to e-sanity.
Honorable James M. Rosenbaum
U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota
Sponsored by:
PANELISTS:
Brett Burney
Thompson Hine LLP
Irwin Karp, Esq.
Thomas L. Rowe, Esq.
Out of the Box Developers
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Techno Meltdown: Disaster Survival and Planning for the Small
Firm Lawyer
Disasters don't strike only large firms; small firms and solo practitioners
are also affected. Small firms can't afford the luxury of in-house IT staff,
but there are plenty of ways to protect your firm's data and business.
From data backup and protecting critical client and firm information to
shielding one's system from Internet hackers to inoculating your systems
against viruses. It's all here, straight talk in plain language. With precise
information about the types of backup hardware and software, reviews of
anti-virus software, specific recommendations for Internet e-mail and web
security products, this session is the key to avoiding digital malpractice!
PANELISTS:
Janis K. Alexander
Ambrose Law Group LLC
Paul J. Unger, Esq.
CT3
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
From Blawgs to Instant Messaging: Proactive Legal
Communication Evolves!
Is e-mail the Holy Grail for communications with clients and prospects?
Today e-mail has become almost passé for many firms. With the frenetic
rise of legal weblogs, referred to as "blawgs," lawyers are finding a new,
more accessible voice to communicate their message. And taking a
lesson from our teenage sons and daughters, some firms are beginning
to explore how Instant Messaging might fit into their communication plans.
What other forms of information exchange are there, and how can they
help your firm? Our panel of experts has been there and done that and
will share with you their secrets about the merits of blogging, Instant
Messaging and other communications strategies that may get your firm’s
message out.
MODERATOR:
Monica Bay
Law Technology News, Law Firm Inc.,
Small Firm Business
Blog: www.thecommonscold.com
PANELISTS:
Jeffrey Lewis
Enterprise Counsel Group
Blog: www.SoCalLawBlog.com
Lisa Stone
Writer, Blogger, Strategist
Ernest Svenson
Gordon, Arata, McCollam, Duplantis & Eagan
Blog: www.ernietheattorney.com
Michael J. Tonsing
Tonsing Law Offices
Blog: www.ChairmanoftheBlawg.com
J. Craig Williams, Esq.
WLF | The Williams Law Firm, PC
Blog: www.MayItPleaseTheCourt.com
Mr., Chu, a partner of Irell & Manella
LLP, has been named by the National
Law Journal as one of the "Top Ten Trial
Lawyers" in the nation and one of the
"100 Most Influential Lawyers in
America" in its triennial survey every
year since 1994. Mr. Chu was named
the top Super Lawyer in Southern California by LA
Magazine in 2004 and Chambers Global named him
the number one IP lawyer in California 2003-04. The
American Lawyer named Mr. Chu one of the "Top 45
Lawyers Under 45". In 2001, Corporate Board Member
named Mr. Chu the Best Intellectual Property Lawyer
in the nation and one of "12 Superstars" in all practice
areas. Mr. Chu is a Fellow of the American College of
Trial Lawyers. Mr. Chu was plaintiff's lead trial counsel
in Stac Electronics v. Microsoft, in which the jury
returned a $120 million verdict, and City of Hope v.
Genentech in which the jury returned a verdict of over
$500 million. Mr. Chu was co-counsel for the plaintiff
in Texas Instruments v. Samsung, which resulted in a
settlement for the plaintiff of over $1 billion. Mr. Chu is
a member of the Judiciary Committee of the Los
Angeles County Bar Association (1983-2001), and is a
member of the Board of Directors of Public Counsel
(1993- ) and its Executive Committee (1995 -).
K EYN OTE S P EA K E R S
T H U R S D AY, J U N E 2 3 , 2 0 0 5
1.5 CLE
Ms. Matthai, a partner of Robie &
Matthai, served as Trustee of the Los
Angeles County Bar Association from
1998-2000 and became President-Elect
in 2004. She is a member of the
American Board of Trial Advocates, the
Association of Southern California
Defense Counsel, the Association of Professional
Responsibility Lawyers, the Defense Research Institute
and the Associations of Women Lawyers of Los
Angeles and California. Ms. Matthai has been named
by California Lawyer as one of the prominent California
attorneys in the defense of legal malpractice actions,
and by the Los Angeles Daily Journal and San
Francisco Recorder as one of the top women litigators
in California (2002, 2003, 2004). In 2003, Ms. Matthai
was named by WLALA as one of the women of
distinction in the business law community.
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legal industry. ALM publishes 35 national and regional magazines and
newspapers; hosts law.com and other practice-specific online
properties; produces books and newsletters; conducts tradeshows,
conferences and custom events; and provides research on the legal
industry.
A F F I L I AT E S & S P O N S O R S
ALM further serves the legal profession through various marketing and
partnership opportunities. Leveraging its resources as the world leader
in legal media, ALM connects law firms and corporations to the legal
and business professionals they are looking to reach, thereby creating
deeper information flow within the industry.
Published biennially since 1983, The Best Lawyers in America is widely
regarded as the preeminent referral guide to the legal profession in the
United States. The Best Lawyers lists, representing 30 specialties in all
50 states and Washington, DC, are compiled through an exhaustive
peer-review survey in which thousands of the top lawyers in the U.S.
confidentially evaluate their professional peers. The current, 10th edition
of Best Lawyers (2003-2004), is based on more than 350,000 detailed
evaluations of lawyers by other lawyers. Because lawyers are not
required or allowed to pay a fee for a basic listing, Best Lawyers has
gained the respect of the legal profession, the media, and clients as the
most reliable, unbiased source of legal referrals anywhere. It has
received accolades from presidents of the American Bar Association,
been frequently featured in the U.S. media and excerpted in more than
50 major metropolitan newspapers and magazines.
ILTA (International Legal Technology Association), formerly known as
LawNet, Inc., is the premier peer networking organization in the legal
profession. For over two decades we have led the way in sharing
knowledge and experience for those faced with challenges in their firms
and legal departments by providing our members information
resources in order to make technology work for the legal profession.
ILTA members come from firms of all sizes and all areas of practice,
each sharing a common need to have access to the latest information
about products and support services that impact the legal profession.
The dues are reasonable and the benefits tremendous. Membership in
ILTA is by entity, so that any interested parties within a firm or legal
department can participate in the organization's activities at no
additional cost.
KPMG's Forensic Technology Services ("FTS") group provides
end-to-end discovery management services to our clients. In addition
to digital evidence-collection services, KPMG provides advanced
discovery management and data repository services. We can convert
millions of pages of your paper and electronic documents and data into
manageable formats, then host that information on a secure platform.
KPMG's end-to-end approach (1) provides advanced, easy-to-use tools
for data culling, review and mining - often in native file format,
(2) eliminates vendor hand-off integration issues; and (3) provides full
audit trail accountability and tracking of your data on a secure, remotely
accessible platform.
Law is a business as well as a profession. No one knows this
better than the firm leaders who make the daily operating decisions
necessary to run a legal organization. Law Firm Inc. covers all aspects
of the business of law firms and supplies key executives with insightful
reports and strategies to improve their bottom line.
The California State Bar Law Practice Management & Technology
Section (LPMT) is the only section exclusively devoted to the practical
aspects of starting, growing and prospering in your practice. Stop by
the LPMT™ booth to talk to Executive Committee members about law
office administration, financial management, legal ethics, the Internet,
law office technology, time management and marketing. Join LPMT and
receive the following benefits: The Bottom Line newsletter with an hour
of FREE MCLE in every issue (a $120 savings), huge discounts to
LegalTech and other tradeshows, a free searchable CD of 24 years of
Bottom Line newsletters, a free referral service, vendor discounts for
various products and services and more! To join the LPMT section,
visit us at http://www.calbar.org/lpmt/member.htm.
Law Firm Inc. helps firm leaders not just cope, but thrive in
challenging times. In the pages of the magazine they find the
latest news, information, advice, case studies, expert analysis
and more—in a fresh, sophisticated and accessible format. Published
by ALM.
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Law Technology News is read by purchasing decision-makers at law
firms, corporate legal departments and government agencies. It
offers cutting-edge information about the increasingly important role
of technology in the legal workplace. For over 10 years the goal of Law
Technology News has been to help lawyers and their organizations be
more productive, more competitive, more effective and cost-efficient.
Published by ALM.
A trusted source, LexisNexis Group offers targeted Web information
solutions that can be integrated into customer business processes
and systems. LexisNexis Web and dial-up online solutions combine
searchable access to more than three billion documents from
thousands of sources with leading edge systems and tools for
managing this content. LexisNexis delivers a high-quality resource
with which to build legal research and knowledge-management
solutions for the entire enterprise.
LEGALTECH
Los Angeles County Bar Association (LACBA) is the largest local
voluntary bar association in the nation with a membership of more than
32,000 members. The County Bar is extensively engaged in advancing
the administration of justice and meeting the professional needs of the
legal community. For more information on LACBA, visit
<http://www.lacba.org/> www.lacba.org.
Barristers is the Los Angeles County Bar Association's section for
"new" lawyers - those that are either 36 years of age or younger or
have been admitted to practice for ten years or less. As LACBA's
section for "new" lawyers, Barristers creates opportunities to network,
interact with and learn from judges and seasoned pratitioners, to
develop your legal and leadership skills and to help the community.
For more information, visit www.lacba.org/barristers
<http://www.lacba.org/barristers> .
SPI Litigation Direct provides electronic discovery and objective coding
services. By using advanced technologies to reduce huge data collections
to relevant, meaningful and workable subsets, it provides clients with a
method of reducing out of control electronic discovery costs. SPI has
offices and production facilities throughout the United States and overseas
A F F I L I AT E S & S P O N S O R S
The LexisNexis Group provides information to legal, corporate,
government and academic markets, and publishes legal, tax and regulatory information, via online, hardcopy print and CD-ROM
formats. The global legal and information division of Reed Elsevier plc,
LexisNexis Group combines dozens of brands that are leaders within
their respective markets, including Butterworths, Les Editions du Juris
Classeur and Martindale-Hubbell®.
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Thomson Elite is a premier provider of financial, practice and
knowledge management systems to the legal industry and other
professional services markets, including accounting, engineering,
marketing services, management and IT consulting. Thomson Elite
is a business within Thomson Legal & Regulatory, a market group
of The Thomson Corporation. Thomson Legal & Regulatory
provides a wide range of leading integrated information solutions
to legal, tax, accounting, intellectual property, compliance and
business professionals around the world.
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BOARD
Marc Adler
National Sales Manager
PerfectLaw Software
Miami, Florida
Larry Crapo
VP Marketing
Compulaw
Jane Kimpan
Marketing Programs Manager
LexisNexis
Miamisburg, Ohio
Dan Berlin
President
Tabs3 PracticeMaster Software
Lincoln, Nebraska
Andrea Eidsness
Vice President, Marketing
Kroll Ontrack
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
KJ Kuchta
President, CEO
Forensics Consulting Solutions, LLC
Phoenix, Arizona
Kelli Brooks
Managing Director
KPMG LLP Forensic
Technology Services
Cypress, California
Mel Goldenberg
Mel Goldenberg & Associates, LLP
Jon Sigerman
President
Summation Legal Technologies
Kathy Granger
Director of Trade Shows
Thomson Legal & Regulatory
Eagan, Minnesota
CONFERENCE ADVISORY
BOARD
Stephen Collins
President
Juris, Inc.
Brentwood, Tennessee
Andrew Z. Adkins III,
Legal Technology Institute
University of Florida
Gainsville, Florida
Tom O’Connor
Director
Legal Electronic Document Institute
Bellevue, Washington
Peggy Weschler
Program Director
International Legal Technology
Association ("ILTA")
San Antonio, Texas
George I. Rudoy
Manager, Litigation Support
Global Technology Solutions
New York, New York
Ross L. Kodner, Esq.
Senior Legal Technologist/CEO
MICROLAW
Glendale, Wisconsin
ACT Litigation • Adobe Systems Inc. • Afinety, Inc • ALM • Alumni Computer Group-PC
Law • American Legal
Corporation • Barkley Court Reporters • BlackBerry (Research In Motion) • Bridgeway Software, Inc. •
CalFirst-Law Firm Group • Capitol, LLC • CaseCentral Inc • CaseManagerpro • CaseSoft • Client Profiles, Inc. •
CompuLaw LLC • Compulit • Corel Corporation • Corprasoft, Inc. • Dataflight Software, Inc. • Deadlines On
Demand • Discover-e Legal • Docuity Inc. • DocuLex, Inc. • Electronic Evidence Discovery, Inc. • EMAG Solutions
• Forensics Consulting Solutions •
(as of 4/15/05)
EXHIBITORS
Inc • Engenium Corp • Equitrac Corporation • EVault Inc. • FatPipe Networks • Fidelity National Litigation Support
iCONECT Development, LLC • Image Capture Engineering, Inc. • ImageTag
Inc. • inetsupport Inc. • Innovative Computing Systems • Instant InfoSystems • Interwoven, Inc. • IPRO Tech •
IQwest • Juris Inc • KPMG LLP • Kroll Ontrack, Inc • Legal Computer Solutions Inc. (DBA) Lextranet • Legal Files
Software Inc. • Lex Solutio, Corp. • LexisNexis • LiveNote, Inc. • Los Angeles County Bar Association •
Max. Imaging • Merrill Corporation • Mirra Inc. • Mitratech • National City Professional Services Finance •
OfficeMax Contract Inc. • Omega Legal Systems, Inc • Onstream Systems Ltd • On-Site LaserMedic Corporation
• OSMIO • OutIndex • PerfectLaw Software • Practising Law Institute • ProData Imaging, Inc. • RainMaker
Software, Inc. • Renew Data • Ringtail Solutions • Rocket Science • SER Solutions, Inc. • SPI Litigation Direct •
Strategic
Office
Solutions
•
Stratify,
Inc.
•
Summation
Legal
Technologies,
Inc.
•
Syngence
LLC
•
TABS3/PracticeMaster • TechLaw, Inc. • Thomson Elite • Thomson, Fast Tax • Thomson West • True Data
Partners • United Parcel Service • Walz Postal Solutions/Walz Software • WAMS, Inc. System Integration
Specialists • WinScribe Inc Limited • XACT
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