Data can be difficult and frustrating to manage, but that can be made much easier by following a 9-Step Fact Crashing Program that can turn any attorney into a data pro. Fact Crashing is a method used to dramatically reduce costs by acknowledging three things: (a) the expanding, investigative value of big data, (b) the diving cost of access, and (c) the inevitable choice of rational actors to accelerate those parts of pre-litigation that have the optimal combination of cost, sequencing and marginal impact.
In this practical webinar, you will examine the 9-Step Fact Crashing Program and evaluate best practices for approaching data-driven dispute resolutions. You will also discuss how to conduct cost-effective fact discovery early in pre-trial discovery or, eventually, in advance of pre-trial motions (pleading) practice.
Upon course completion, you will be able to:
- Identify the 9 principles of Fact Crashing
- Describe the 5 A’s and 5 C’s of data
- Create actionable data to drive dispute resolutions
- Apply Fact Crashing methods in the real world
This course is eligible for CLE credit. Please be sure to check the Credits tab prior to enrolling to confirm this course has been approved for CLE credit in your state.
Dan Regard
Dan Regard is an electronic discovery and computer science consultant with 25 years’ experience in consulting to legal and corporate entities. A programmer and an attorney by training, Mr. Regard has conducted system investigations, created data collections, and managed discovery on over a thousand matters. He is responsible for the development and implementation of case and matter strategies that leverage technology in litigation and investigations. Mr. Regard has both national and international experience advising on such issues as electronic discovery, computer forensics, data analytics, structured data, and information management. He is a frequent speaker, teacher, and publisher on issues of electronic discovery.
Anthony Lowe
DATALAW
Anthony Lowe, Chief Legal and Innovation Counsel at DATALAW, is an experienced litigator and managing director with extensive knowledge in legal operations, eDiscovery, privacy, data security, information governance, and compliance. Mr. Lowe has spent over twenty years in the law involving technology, financial services, operations, and public policy. He is adept in achieving strategic and tactical legal, business and technology objectives in private, public and international arenas. He also has experience working in the U.S. Congress and the Executive Branch of government, where he managed an independent agency with over a $2b annual budget and 350 employees across 10 regional offices.
CLE Credits (Law)
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