- February 24, 2016: EDRM Announces Spring 2016 E-Discovery Workshop
- February 23, 2016: EDRM Update – January 2016
- February 15, 2016: REMINDER: EDRM webinar tomorrow, “Thomson Reuters Introduces eDiscovery Point,” sponsored by Thomson Reuters
- February 11, 2016: REMINDER: Upcoming EDRM webinar, “Thomson Reuters Introduces eDiscovery Point,” sponsored by Thomson Reuters
- February 10, 2016: EDRM Partners with Institute for Information Governance to offer Professional Education
EDRM Events & Webinars
Now in its fifth year, this innovative conference focuses on the practical and cutting-edge issues affecting electronic information, information governance, and data analytics. This year’s theme is “Respect the Past. Understand the Present. Shape the Future!” Leading jurists, attorneys, and legal and technological professionals will explore a wide array of eDiscovery issues, examining established precedent and projected new challenges, current and emerging technologies, and everything in between. All of our attendees, whether new to the world of eDiscovery or hoping to increase their existing eDiscovery expertise, will find knowledge, new ideas, and valuable networking opportunities at the ASU-Arkfeld eDiscovery and Digital Evidence Conference!
Last year’s event attracted over 150 attorneys, corporate counsel, law-practice support personnel, service providers, and other professionals. This year’s speakers will again include the Hons. Shira Scheindlin, David Campbell, and Craig Shaffer, as well as Michael Arkfeld, Robert Singleton, Joy Woller, Maura Grossman, Ariana Tadler, and more.
The University of Florida EDRM E-Discovery Conference this year provides pathway for attorneys, paralegals and support professionals to move beyond simple keyword searching to basic data analytics. Come join us to see how simple tools such as near duplicates analysis, automatic document grouping, document clustering, and the magical process of finding “more like this.”
Our Conference features a special kick off in the morning with Craig Ball speaking on the 9 e-discovery skills every litigator and trial attorney must have and a luncheon address by the Hon. Ralph Artigliere on emerging e-discovery ethics.
This year we also added a judges panel featuring Florida State Court Judge Gill Freeman (Miami), US Magistrate Judges Gary Jones (N.D. Fla.), William Matthewman (S.D. Fla.) and Anthony Porcelli (M.D. Fla.) discussing the e-discovery competency courts should expect from attorneys.
Our exciting national experts from around the nation drawn from leading law firms, vendors and corporate legal departments once again return with some fresh faces and hands-on demonstrations.
Join our faculty and guests all day as we cover the basics of e-discovery competency in 2016.
General and Ethic CLE credits for the conference are currently awaiting approval.
The event will take place in Holland Hall at the University of Florida, Levin College of Law, and will be streamed online.
The 2016 EDRM Spring Workshop will take place April 18, 2016, and will be co-located with the ACEDS Annual Conference, running April 18-20. Both events will be at the Grand Hyatt New York in Manhattan.
Register for EDRM Workshop only or EDRM Workshop and ACEDS Conference
The EDRM Workshop is open to all EDRM members and to ACEDS members who are interested in joining EDRM. The workshop sessions include assessment of accomplishments and results from EDRM initiatives in the past six months, and planning and confirmation of new EDRM working group initiatives in electronic discovery for 2016.
- EDRM Workshop only: $300 meeting attendance fee.
- EDRM Workshop and ACEDS Conference – EDRM members: ACEDS conference registration available at 10% discount. Conference registration includes EDRM Workshop.
- EDRM Workshop and ACEDS Conference – non-members: ACEDS conference registration available at regular prices. Conference registration includes EDRM Workshop.
- More information about ACEDS conference and conference registration: click here.

















