E-Discovery in Healthcare Litigation

Information Management Strategies Under the New Rules

Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A

Conducted on Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Program Materials

Description

The e-discovery federal rules amendments, effective just six months ago, forced companies and attorneys to implement systems and procedures to deal with the retention and destruction of electronic information potentially discoverable in pending and future litigation.

Knowing how to manage e-discovery challenges may, literally, make the difference between victory and defeat in litigation. To successfully handle the delicate demands of electronic discovery in healthcare operations and litigation, it is vitally important to develop highly effective information management strategies.

Listen as our panel of healthcare law and litigation specialists reviews the new rules amendments, how they impact the electronic discovery of information involving healthcare clients and companies, and how attorneys can comply with the latest requirements.

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Benefits

The panel will review these and other key questions:

  • How do the amended federal rules and recent case law impact health information management?
  • How do the unique evidentiary and privacy issues, e.g. HIPAA, impact document retention and discovery for healthcare companies?
  • How can healthcare providers and their legal advisors map out a strategy for preserving and collecting electronic information and evidence?
  • What are the best practices for healthcare companies in creating an internal corporate response for electronic discovery?

Faculty

Matt Harman
Matt Harman
Partner
King & Spalding

He is a member of the firm's Tort Litigation practice and E-Discovery practice group. He regularly advises clients on a...  |  Read More

John Murdock
John Murdock
Member
Epstein Becker & Green

He is in the firm's Health Care and Life Sciences practice. He represents healthcare entities in a variety of...  |  Read More

Dan Willoughby
Dan Willoughby
Partner
King & Spalding

He is a member of the Litigation practice and E-discovery team. He focuses on product liability and commercial...  |  Read More