[September Webinar] AI and Technology Assisted Review: Best Practices & Cutting-Edge Issues in Litigations and Investigations
This webinar -- presented by a panel of global industry leaders -- will focus on the cutting-edge issues and uses of artificial intelligence. It will give key insights on: the best practices in massive investigations and litigations, the emerging trends in the scope of technology assisted review, and the techniques most likely to be accepted by government agencies and opposing litigants.
In addition, prominent panelists have proposed and applied judicial methods that have been successful in the past, legal, analytical and technical strategies that are likely to be effective in the future, and those that are accepted in this field. Will also be discussed.There is plenty of time for panelists to answer specific questions from participants in the webinar, so anyone interested in this subject can participate. ..
◆ Title: AI and Technology Assisted Review Best practices and cutting-edge issues in litigation and investigation
◆Date: Thursday May 2021th 9 @ 30:9 ～ 30:10 (JST)
◆ Webinar type: Zoom Webinar
Partner (Covington & Burling LLP)
Ed Rippey is a Partner at the global law firm Covington & Burling in Washington, DC. Mr. Rippey is the Chair of its E-Discovery, AI, and Information Governance Practice. He represents enormous multinational corporations on e-discovery and artificial intelligence in litigations and investigations, and also advises on information governance during peacetime to optimize legal and business positioning. Mr. Rippey is a pioneer in this arena and has given scores of presentations and has published scores of articles domestically and internationally.
He is consistently ranked in Litigation E-Discovery in Chambers Global, Chambers USA, Who's Who Legal, and Super Lawyers. The Chambers rankings have noted that Mr. Rippey is a "savvy and forward-thinking" litigator who "combines specific knowledge with dynamite litigation skills and case oversight." In addition, Mr. Rippey is the Co-Chair of Covington & Burling's Gaming Industry Practice and represents integrated resorts and casinos, game manufacturers, and on-line entities worldwide.
Special Counsel (Covington & Burling LLP)
Attorney Maria Georges directs large-scale proceedings and investigations, especially defending companies in the pharmaceutical, life sciences, finance and technology fields.He is also a leader in eDiscovery & Information Governance practices and has a reputation for legal and technical capabilities in dealing with the most complex and difficult issues that arise in the areas of AI and TAR.He is also an analytics expert measuring the success and results of technical assistance reviews (TARs).In addition, he has many years of experience negotiating eDiscovery issues with major US government agencies such as the US Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission, the Securities Trade Commission, and the US State Attorney General.
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