Georgetown Law CLE’s stellar Advanced eDiscovery Institute is now available as a series of OnDemand programs. These programs offer an opportunity to review all current issues related to eDiscovery delivered by leading experts in the field. Collectively, these programs include more judicial speakers than any other eDiscovery CLE event in the country. With 17 total hours of content available there’s something for everyone.

Purchase four sessions from the Advanced eDiscovery Institute together -- Case Law Update, Judicial Roundtable, Avoiding Ethical Minefields of eDiscovery, and Future of the Rules: New Developments -- and save $300 off the cost of purchasing each one individually.

Purchase four sessions from the Advanced eDiscovery Institute -- State Approaches to eDiscovery, eDiscovery in Investigations and Litigation Before Federal Agencies, Who’s Really in Charge? Best Practices for eDiscovery Project Management, and Corporate Approaches to Electronic Information Management: How to Manage Data and Prepare for Litigation in an Increasingly Mobile World -- and save $300 off the cost of purchasing each session individually.

Federal judges discuss the hottest cases and trends from the perspective of the bench.

Learn how to lessen the burdens and costs imposed for eDiscovery obligations and how to propose the implementation of records management, compliance, and eDiscovery technologies.

This panel builds upon themes that were introduced during last year’s novel session and continues to explore the extraordinary transformation that is taking place in the eDiscovery industry. Issues that will be analyzed include: Law firm trends regarding eDiscovery practices; How law firms and providers are pricing eDiscovery services (hourly, alternative or flat fee?); What business models are working for vendors, and which models can no longer compete; How to avoid the “race-to-the-bottom” when pricing services; Whether a cost-per-Gigabyte billing structure is still viable; What are the biggest areas of predicted growth for the industry; the ongoing debate and trends around corporations in-sourcing vs. outsourcing eDiscovery services; and what new technologies and pricing models are the hottest?

Different states apply the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules in different ways. Learn how you can best comply with eDiscovery obligations in state court.

This panel examines ESI from the varying perspectives of both government regulators and private actors. Panelists will also discuss the preservation of privilege.

Counsel in multi-national matters must be prepared to face challenges regarding international data privacy restrictions. This session explores the approach of foreign privacy authorities and strategies for seeking common ground, data privacy issues associated with "off-shoring" eDiscovery, navigating these issues in the rapidly developing South American market, and much more.

Who has responsibility in the context of eDiscovery? This session explores how to provide clear direction for all and to ensure that all critical tasks are accomplished throughout the life of a case.