UF 14th Annual E-Discovery Conference 2027!

This stellar annual event returns to University of Florida College of Law and online on February 10–11, 2027. It actually starts with a virtual pre-conference on February 9th! Join from your own workspace or bring colleagues to Gainesville and network together while learning as a team. Created by Professor Bill Hamilton, this conference is renowned for providing practical, actionable education with real-world solutions related to electronic discovery. Forward-thinking national speakers present strategies that can be implemented at both law firms and corporate legal departments. All attendees, both virtual and in-person, will be able to participate in roundtables. Leading organizations are expending resources, performing research, conducting pilots, and evaluating implementations for artificial intelligence for which new rules may be needed. Keeping pace with changes and making new connections in the industry are benefits of attending. Of course, the annual judicial panel never disappoints with unique insights into courts handling these issues and is not to be missed! See more and register here-- https://ufediscoveryconference.com/

Annual UF Law E-Discovery Conference Next Month!

  
The University of Florida Levin College of Law will hold their 13th Annual E-Discovery Conference February 24-26, 2026. Now more than a dozen years since this program was created by Professor Bill Hamilton, it is renowned for providing practical, actionable education with real-world solutions related to electronic discovery. Forward-thinking national speakers present strategies that can be implemented at both law firms and corporate legal departments. All attendees, both virtual and in-person, will be able to participate in roundtables that commence during pre-conference sessions on February 24th. Leading organizations are forming committees, budgeting resources, performing research, conducting pilots, and beginning early implementations for generative artificial intelligence and new rules may be needed. Keeping pace with changes and making new connections in the industry are benefits of attending. Of course, the annual judicial panel with unique insights into courts handling these issues is not to be missed! Free online. See more here-- https://ufediscoveryconference.com/