Corporate Compliance and Ethics & eDiscovery Trends and the Use of Social Media
Saturday, December 3, 2016 | 9:00 AM EDT - 4:45 PM EDT
This program covers ethics in the morning with an overview of U.S. corporate compliance laws, ethical situations and hot topics when representing corporations and small businesses today. The afternoon session covers eDiscovery case law, challenges, and compliance using fact-based scenarios. The third session covers emerging trends in social media.
Ethically Representing a Corporate Client in a Globalizing World: Overview of US corporate compliance laws and key international laws; scenarios presented of ethical situations and discussion of how to handle.
Hot Topics in 2017: Ethically Representing Big Corporations and Small Businesses: Current ethical issues that lawyers representing businesses need to be aware of, including alternative fee arrangements, conflicting joint or other representations, best practices in documenting client representation, privilege questions, and how to deal with employees who are co-defendants or key witnesses.
Current Happenings in Global Corporate Compliance: From an in-house perspective.
eDiscovery: Methods and systems for ESI (electronically stored information) compliance by applying rules and case law to fact-based exercise scenarios and case studies.
Social Media Evidence at Trial: Emerging trends in social media, including how to authenticate and introduce social media evidence at trial and how to address hearsay use of the ESI.
NJ CLE Information: This program has been approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 8.4 hours of total CLE credit, including 4.8 ethics.
Ethically Representing a Corporate Client in a Globalizing World: Overview of US corporate compliance laws and key international laws; scenarios presented of ethical situations and discussion of how to handle.
Hot Topics in 2017: Ethically Representing Big Corporations and Small Businesses: Current ethical issues that lawyers representing businesses need to be aware of, including alternative fee arrangements, conflicting joint or other representations, best practices in documenting client representation, privilege questions, and how to deal with employees who are co-defendants or key witnesses.
Current Happenings in Global Corporate Compliance: From an in-house perspective.
eDiscovery: Methods and systems for ESI (electronically stored information) compliance by applying rules and case law to fact-based exercise scenarios and case studies.
Social Media Evidence at Trial: Emerging trends in social media, including how to authenticate and introduce social media evidence at trial and how to address hearsay use of the ESI.
NJ CLE Information: This program has been approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 8.4 hours of total CLE credit, including 4.8 ethics.
FACULTY:
Ryan Cicoski, Potter Anderson, Wilmington, DE
Georgette Castner, Montgomery McCracken, Cherry Hill, NJ
Daniel R. Farino, Archer Greiner, Haddonfield, NJ
William Hughes, Cooper Levenson, NJ
Troupe Mickler, Ashby-Geddes, Wilmington, DE
Vince Nolan, Duane Morris, Philadelphia, PA
Jordan Rand, Dilworth Law Firm
Doug Wills, Assistant Vice President, Senior Surety Claims Counsel at The Chubb
Moderator: Camille Andrews, Professor of Law and former Associate Dean, Rutgers Law School
Georgette Castner, Montgomery McCracken, Cherry Hill, NJ
Daniel R. Farino, Archer Greiner, Haddonfield, NJ
William Hughes, Cooper Levenson, NJ
Troupe Mickler, Ashby-Geddes, Wilmington, DE
Vince Nolan, Duane Morris, Philadelphia, PA
Jordan Rand, Dilworth Law Firm
Doug Wills, Assistant Vice President, Senior Surety Claims Counsel at The Chubb
Moderator: Camille Andrews, Professor of Law and former Associate Dean, Rutgers Law School
REGION:
Central New Jersey
Southern New Jersey
Philadelphia Metro Area
Southern New Jersey
Philadelphia Metro Area
LOCATION:
Rutgers Law School
217 North Fifth Street
Camden, NJ 08102
217 North Fifth Street
Camden, NJ 08102
CREDITS:
CLE: NJ: 8.4 (incl. 4.8 ethics) | NY: 8.0 (incl. 4.5 ethics) | PA: 7.0 (incl. 4.0 ethics)
SUBJECT AREAS:
Business and Corporation
Ethics
Evidence
Ethics
Evidence
COST:
$150.00
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