Dorothe Howell, ACP
Monday, March 30, 2009
11 am - 12:30 pm Central Time
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Conference ID–2957
This presentation will offer a general overview and
introduction to E-discovery, with particular attention to the changing
roles of paralegals in this area. The material will cover what
paralegals need to know about developing standards for retaining and
preserving e-mail, and will cover the relationship of e-mail and
attorney-client privilege. The presentation will deal with document
production in electronic format, and a number of cases dealing with this
issue and new technology will be reviewed.
What past participants have said:
Great coverage of topic material for all phases
(pre-planning through production). Especially liked discussion of
relevant case law and changes to rules.
Dorothe J.
Howell, ACP, has been a paralegal for approximately 17 years, and has
worked in firms varying from solo practitioners to international law
firms. She concentrates on document-intensive matters and has extensive
experience in the collection and production of electronic documents as
well as trial experience in document intensive matters. She has worked
in the areas of commercial real estate, corporate law, mergers and
acquisitions and complex commercial litigation. She is a past president
of the Baltimore City Paralegal Association, serves on NALA’s Board as
Region II Director. Dorothe is currently with the DuPont Companies in
Wilmington Delaware, where she joined the IP litigation practice group.
