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SUMMARY:Remote CLEs
DESCRIPTION:The Allegheny County Law Library is now offering remote access\, asynchronous CLEs. \nThe following CLEs  are available at this time: \nPennsylvania Legal Research\n2 Substantive credits \nPennsylvania Legal Ethics\n1 Ethics credit \nFastcase 7 \nFREE\n1 Substantive credit \nIntroduction to HeinOnline \nFREE\n1 Substantive credit \nTax Law for Non-Tax Lawyers\n2 Substantive credits\, .5 ethics credits \nLandlord-Tenant Disputes\n1 Substantive credits \nCaught on Camera – NEW!\n2 substantive credits\, 1 ethics credits  \n  \nRemote access CLEs are $10/credit for ACLL members\, or $25/credit for non-members. \nPlease contact Lori Hagen at 412.350.5339 or hagenl@duq.edu for more information or to register.
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SUMMARY:eDiscovery from End-to-End: A Primer for Litigators
DESCRIPTION:presented by John Unice and Brett Creasy \nAs data within corporations continues to explode due to the use of workplace collaboration tools\, mobile devices\, and other online repositories\, the need for attorneys to understand best practices around how to preserve\, collect\, analyze and produce that information (when required) is certainly heightened. Coupled with many states’ (including PA’s) ethical duty of technical competence\, enterprising litigants often engage in a tactic of practicing “discovery on discovery\,” in an effort to craft spoliation claims that can lead to hefty settlements or verdicts. Join us as we talk through best practices for: identifying and preserving potentially relevant information; defensibly winnowing down data sets for review; and reviewing data for purposes of production. \n.5 substantive credits\n.5 ethics credits \nTo register\, visit tiny.one/eDiscovery
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