UBIC holds a webinar on the subject of eDiscovery when dealing with electronic documents in CJK (China, Japan, South Korea) languages ​​in an overview of legal and supervisory administrative issues in Asia and in litigation. It was held on the 9th of March.

From UBIC North America, Inc. President and Chief Operating Officer Shigecho Ikegami

UBIC has been on the ground for 10 years in Japan, CJK TARTMThrough advanced predictive coding technology using our unique tool, Lit i View® Ver.6.7, to assist U.S. lawyers who are pioneers in working on Asian litigation cases. It has brought about the globalization of the industry to properly accommodate the language character set.

From Jason Velasco, co-founder and chief analyst of the eDJ Group

The eDiscovery market in Asia is developing and the eDJ Group looks forward to taking on the challenges of the industry.Our series of webinsar addresses the complexities of eDiscovery and CJK language challenges in Asia that lawyers often face.We would like to thank UBIC for sponsoring this first webinar.

The webinar was led by Jason Velasco, co-founder and chief analyst of the eDJ Group.
In addition, we welcomed highly acclaimed professionals as speakers, who handle litigation cases in Asia.

James E. Gordon, Director of Berkeley Research Group

James Gordon is the practice lead for Berkeley Research Group's cross-border practices and is a member of the company's global compliance team. A global company focusing on cross-border disputes, accounting issues and compliance programs between Asian countries, China and the United States since 2005, and providing compliance operations and consulting from 2009 to 2012 in Asian countries and China. Served as a managing partner.

Mr. Yodi S. Hailemariam, Discovery Advisor, McDermott Will and Emery Law Firm

Yodi S. Heilemaliam is interested in discovery issues related to complex civil proceedings, white-collar criminal defense, internal and external investigations, ongoing compliance obligations and government scrutiny, and frequently engages in Asian discovery cases. I am in charge.Prior to joining McDermott, he worked for one of the four major law firms in Japan in Tokyo.