March MALSP Meeting

TOPIC: Mobile discovery is here to stay. Is your team prepared?
Knowledge of the case and litigation objectives, along with an understanding of what is and isn’t possible in a mobile forensic investigation, create a winning strategy.

This presentation will review the lifecycle of a mobile discovery project using the two most common types of phone discovery matters:

• Employee investigation involving a single device
  
• In-depth eDiscovery involving multiple devices from multiple custodians
  

Key Takeaways

• Practical issues around identification
  
• Coordinating logistics with the client
  
• Best practices for collection of phone data
  
• Scope of forensic examination of mobile data
  
• Old and new options for review and production
  

PRESENTER:

Helen Geib, General Counsel and Practice Support Consultant, QDiscovery
Helen Geib is General Counsel and Practice Support Consultant for QDiscovery. Prior to joining QDiscovery, Helen practiced law in the intellectual property litigation department of Barnes and Thornburg’s Indianapolis office where her responsibilities included managing large scale discovery and motion practice. She brings that experience and perspective to her work as an eDiscovery consultant. She also provides trial consulting services in civil and criminal cases. Helen has published articles on topics in eDiscovery and trial technology. She is a member of the bar of the State of Indiana and the US District Court for the Southern District of Indiana and a registered patent attorney.

LOCATION:
Robins Kaplan LLP
800 Lasalle Avenue, Suite 2800
Minneapolis, MN 55402

DATE & TIME:
3/15/18 @ 12pm

LUNCH SPONSORED BY: QDiscovery

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