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Upcoming:
13-Part Webinar Series based on the Highly Successful DuPont Legal Model
"Frame Work for Successful Legal Partnering"
Cost Per Session:
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Goal:
To share DuPont Legal's 18 Years of
Experience in bringing business strategies to the practice of Law.
Who
should attend:
• In-house counsel
• Outside counsel working with Corporate Law Depts
• Corporate procurement personnel
• Vendors wishing to learn
about strategic partnering
Webinar Schedule: (Held Thursdays at 1:00pm EST)
1/21/10 Overview of DLM- History, Accomplishments, & Results
2/18/10 Benefits of Strategic Partnering- to Client and Network
Including Convergence Process & Relationship Building
3/18/10 Early Case Assessment, Strategic Case Assessment and ADR
4/15/10 Budgeting, Strategic Cost Forecasting, AFA's
5/20/10 eDiscovery, Outsourcing and Offshoring, Vendor Utilization
6/17/10 Effective Paralegal Utilization
7/15/10 Diversity
8/19/10 Metrics, Benchmarking, Recognition, Scorecards , Six Sigma
9/16/10 Compliance and Ethics
10/14/10 Recovery Initiatives
1/20/11 Knowledge Management, Legal technology
2/24/11 Doing Business Globally and IP Convergence 3/21/11 Lessons Learned, Next Steps & Opportunities for Improvement
Retired magistrate receives
distinguished lecturer award
The Corporate Counsel Technology Institute at Widener University School of Law has given its annual distinguished lecturer award to retired U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald J. Hedges.
Hedges, who served in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, received the honor Monday, Jan. 4 before delivering the keynote address during a two-day, intensive course on Technology and the Law at the school. Hedges has extensive experience in electronic discovery matters and management of complex civil litigation. He is a member of the Sedona Conference Advisory Board, the premier think tank on the principles of electronic discovery.
He is also a member of the E-Discovery Advisory Board at Georgetown University Law Center, where he has served as an adjunct law professor since 2006. Hedges has been a member of the adjunct faculty at Seton Hall University School of Law since 1993.
Wilmington attorney Richard K. Herrmann presented Hedges with an engraved crystal obelisk and honorarium. Herrmann is Visiting Professor and co-chair of the Taishoff Advocacy, Technology and Public Service Institute at Widener. He is also co-director of the Corporate Counsel Technology Institute, which was established to become the major legal technology resource for the corporate law community. Its mission is to provide the corporate law community with the tools necessary to efficiently manage complex litigation
through smart use of technology, assist in litigation costs and help create a knowledge management culture. It provides education and consulting services to the law school faculty and corporate counsel and develops law curricula with an increased focus on the technology needs of corporate counsel.
The Corporate Counsel Technology Institute gave the first distinguished lecturer award in 2005. The honor is intended to recognize in-house counsel attorneys, jurists or other legal professionals who have been exemplary in their efforts to teach others about technology and the business of law.
“Judge Hedges is well known to Widener University because of the extremely important decisions he published during his tenure as a magistrate judge,” Herrmann said. “His professional contributions have also furthered the legal community’s understanding of complex issues related to technology. It is our pleasure to honor his work with this award.”
Hedges has written or coauthored several articles and books on electronic discovery, including Managing Discovery of Electronic Information: A Pocket Guide for Judges.
Past Seminars
April 27, 2007 -
Mid-Atlantic Super eLaw Technology Conference
January 2007 -
Legal Technology Conference - Distinguished Speaker Series
December 2006 -
Miracle on 34th Street presented at the Delaware Supreme Court
Fall 2006 -
Widener University School of Law Full Semester Course on eDiscovery
August, 2006 -
Introduction to Legal Technology
Widener Law School students only
July 24, 2006 -
Electronic Discovery; What Every Judges Needs To Know in conjunction with The National Judicial College
Certificate Program for State & Local Judges
April 21, 2006 -
First
Annual Mid-Atlantic Super eLaw Technology Conference
- Sponsor and Presenter
CLE Available
August 18-19, 2005 - Widener Legal Technology CLE Seminar
Wilmington and Simulcast to Harrisburg, PA
Fall 2005 - Widener University School of Law Full Semester Course on eDiscovery
January 2005 -
Spring Semester "Electronic Discovery"
Widener Law School students only
January 28, 2005 -
National Judicial College and CCTI present "Electronic Discovery- What Every Judge needs to Know"
Certificate Program for State & Local Judges
January 6 & 7, 2005 -
Intensive Legal Technology Class & First Annual Distinguished Speaker Series presentation featuring Thomas L. Sager, Vice President and Assistant General Counsel, Dupont Legal. Co-hosted By CCTI and Delvacca.
Widener Law Students - Delaware and Harrisburg campuses
Limited space CLE available
September
2004 -
"Advanced Trial Methods & Technology
"
Widener Law School students only
August
2004 -
Intensive Legal Technology
CLE Available
January
2004 -
Spring Semester - "Electronic Discovery"
Widener Law School students only
January
2004 -
Intensive Legal Technology
CLE Available
August
2003 -
Intensive Legal Technology
CLE Available
June 4,
2003 -
"Creating a Legal Technology Plan
for Complex Litigation"
A half day seminar for
in-house counsel to improve their skills in cost
containment and collaboration through technology.
3 hours CLE submitted to
the Delaware and Pennsylvania Legal Education
Boards.
Location: Widener University
School of Law, Wilmington campus.
Speakers: Richard Herrmann,
Tom Russo and Chris Mourse and guest speaker
"Jim Michalowicz" of Dupont Legal.
The Corporate Counsel Technology Institute at Widener University School of Law has given its annual distinguished lecturer award to retired U.S. Magistrate Judge Ronald J. Hedges.
Hedges, who served in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, received the honor Monday, Jan. 4 before delivering the keynote address during a two-day, intensive course on Technology and the Law at the school. Hedges has extensive experience in electronic discovery matters and management of complex civil litigation. He is a member of the Sedona Conference Advisory Board, the premier think tank on the principles of electronic discovery.
He is also a member of the E-Discovery Advisory Board at Georgetown University Law Center, where he has served as an adjunct law professor since 2006. Hedges has been a member of the adjunct faculty at Seton Hall University School of Law since 1993.
Wilmington attorney Richard K. Herrmann presented Hedges with an engraved crystal obelisk and honorarium. Herrmann is Visiting Professor and co-chair of the Taishoff Advocacy, Technology and Public Service Institute at Widener. He is also co-director of the Corporate Counsel Technology Institute, which was established to become the major legal technology resource for the corporate law community. Its mission is to provide the corporate law community with the tools necessary to efficiently manage complex litigation
through smart use of technology, assist in litigation costs and help create a knowledge management culture. It provides education and consulting services to the law school faculty and corporate counsel and develops law curricula with an increased focus on the technology needs of corporate counsel.
The Corporate Counsel Technology Institute gave the first distinguished lecturer award in 2005. The honor is intended to recognize in-house counsel attorneys, jurists or other legal professionals who have been exemplary in their efforts to teach others about technology and the business of law.
“Judge Hedges is well known to Widener University because of the extremely important decisions he published during his tenure as a magistrate judge,” Herrmann said. “His professional contributions have also furthered the legal community’s understanding of complex issues related to technology. It is our pleasure to honor his work with this award.”
Hedges has written or coauthored several articles and books on electronic discovery, including Managing Discovery of Electronic Information: A Pocket Guide for Judges.
