The Practical eDiscovery Event
Welcome to the UF Law E-Discovery Conference 2024! As we stand on the cusp of a new era in legal technology, we invite you to leap forward with us into the next dimension of eDiscovery. This pivotal conference offers an avenue to shape the present and redefine what the legal industry will look like in the future.
As we prepare to host our 11th annual conference in 2024, we recognize the seismic shifts in the legal landscape, especially with the advent of Generative AI. In the 2024 conference, we will lay the groundwork, building upon current trends and setting the stage for an immersive exploration into transformative technologies that promise to revolutionize e-discovery and the business of law.
Unparalleled Insights: Engage in thought-provoking sessions that offer fresh perspectives on pressing eDiscovery challenges and opportunities.
Expert-led Discussions: Learn directly from the pioneers in legal tech, eDiscovery, and generative AI.
Networking Opportunities: Re-establish in-person connections and strengthen virtual relationships with like-minded professionals.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this transformative experience. Whether you’re an eDiscovery novice or a seasoned professional, the UF Law E-Discovery Conference 2023 promises to equip, inspire, and connect. Reserve your seat now and shape your eDiscovery journey.
The Conference is applying for CLE accreditation from the Florida State Bar and its reciprocal relationships with AK, AZ, CA, CT, DC, HI, MA, MD, MI, MT, ND, NH, NJ, NY, and SD. This means that when a conference attendee from a reciprocal state submits an attendance certificate issued by the UF Law E-Discovery Conference, the state does not review the conference content and approves the CLE credits based on the attendance certificate.
States not listed above may accept applications from their attorneys for CLE credits. Attendees should provide their state bar associations with conference materials (agenda and speakers) plus the certificate of attendance when applying for CLE credits in non-reciprocal states.
For more information or questions about CLE credits, contact us at info@ufediscoveryconference.
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