The Practical eDiscovery Event
E-discovery professionals analyze and learn the data, email, chat, mobile, and cloud, to answer who did what, and when. When you can surface the right evidence and explain what it means, you become the voice teams rely on across plaintiff and defense, in-house and outside counsel, legal ops, litigation support/eData, and solution providers, driving clarity, defensibility, and results.
The UF Law E-Discovery Conference brings those perspectives together. It provides adaptable references, playbooks, case-law snapshots, mock demos, checklists, and more, to evaluate and tailor to your facts, policies, and jurisdiction. The aim is simple: help you spot openings, fill gaps, and contribute where strategy is set.
Join thousands of legal professionals worldwide by registering for the virtual experience of the UF Law E-Discovery Conference, free for anyone working, studying, or practicing in the legal field.
The two-day conference that follows will offer both virtual and in-person participation. All attendees will also receive access to our Pre-Conference Day on February 24th, a virtual-only program featuring leaders from legal service and technology providers sharing solutions, demonstrations, and best practices.
Virtual attendance remains free, and in-person registration will open soon at a low cost to make the program accessible to as many professionals as possible.
Law students, paralegal students, judges, and judicial staff may attend at no cost, whether joining virtually or in person.<
Day 1 concentrates on how evidence informs strategy, budgets, negotiations, and timelines across roles. We discuss recent decisions and what they mean. Modern sources take center stage: M365, Slack, mobile, and cloud, plus explainable AI methods with clear validation language. Throughout the day we explore practical ways to recognize openings on real teams and position your skills where decisions are made.
Day 2 looks ahead to admissibility of AI-generated evidence and discuss the e-discovery professional’s role. We continue with people-and-practice topics: collaboration patterns, ethics, and communication frames that maintain momentum without adding risk. Our Nuts & Bolts session provides concise takeaways and actionable insights. We conclude with our 1st annual off-campus reception for in-person attendees to connect with speakers, sponsors, and peers.
Short, authentic perspectives from practicing attorneys, in-house teams, legal ops, litigation support/eData, and solution leaders. Check back for more videos.
Don’t miss the chance to participate in this practical e-discovery education event! Whether you are new to e-discovery or a seasoned professional, a law student, project manager, paralegal, or lawyer, the 13th Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference will equip, inspire, and connect you with others in the field.
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