Law Tech 2020: 6 Dual Credits

Courses Included

• Law Tech 2020: Future Proofing the Practice of Law
  
  

  As of 2017, TN lawyers have an ethical duty of technological competence. However, many lawyers and law firms struggle to implement existing technologies, let alone stay ahead of the curve. In this session, we will:

  
  • discuss what it means to be technologically competent in today's ever changing legal market;

  • showcase how to implement and leverage the latest legal technology; and

  • look ahead to how future technologies may impact the practice of law.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Joseph Kwon, Joe Kwon Law, Brentwood
    Nashvillian Joseph Kwon graduated from the University of Tennessee with his B.A. degree in Classical Civilizations.  Staying true to his alma mater, Joseph attended the University of Tennessee...
• Law Tech 2020: AI, ODR, ML and NLP: Acronyms for Future Proofing Legal Services
  
  

  Legal technologies are known by their acronyms. Artificial Intelligence, Online Dispute Resolution, Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing are some of the emerging technologies which are being focused on the delivery of legal services. This session will demonstrate how these and other legal tech applications are making “access to justice” better, faster and cheaper for the benefit of clients and the lawyers who serve them.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Larry Bridgesmith, Vanderbilt University, Nashville
    Larry Bridgesmith J.D., is Co-founder/CEO of LegalAlignment LLC and AccelerateInsite LLC. He has been a practicing lawyer in Nashville, Tennessee for over 40 years. He has been listed as one of...
• Law Tech 2020: Digital Forensics in the eDiscovery World
  
  

  There is often confusion between the disciplines of eDiscovery and digital forensics, but from a civil litigation perspective, the same rules apply to both. While both provide value in litigation, the differences are distinct. This session will focus on how digital forensics fits into the eDiscovery process, the sources of digital evidence which require a digital forensics approach and how the digital forensics expert fits into the litigation process.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • John Morris, Nashville Vanguard Law, PLLC, Madison
    John Morris is both a practicing attorney as well as a recognized expert in the area of digital forensics.  In both capacities, he has assisted clients and other attorneys in numerous cases, both...
• Law Tech 2020: Using Technology in the Courtroom
  
  

  This session will cover the following topics:
  • Universal similarities in technology-enhanced courtrooms, including video display systems and document cameras
  • How to prepare for the effective use of courtroom technology
  • Creating demonstratives, and using them responsibly in the courtroom
  • Using technology in complex cases, including contract disputes, automobile accident cases, medical malpractice, and patent infringement
  • Technology on a budget or for small cases.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Kristin Thomas, KT Trial Consulting and Information Designs, LLC,
    Kristin Thomas, founder and owner of KT Designs, has extensive experience in litigation, corporate, and marketing design. She is also one of the few classically trained artists cross-trained and...
• Law Tech 2020: The Bill and Phil Show
  
  

  Bill and Phil look at the state of technology heading into the decade of the 20’s. So much has been promised with the booming technological revolution. Many promises have been kept; but others have proven to be elusive. The presenters showcase the latest technology trends for law firms that have proven to be revolutionary and practical. They examine the role of the Cloud and mobility in the ongoing transformation of the legal tech space; and how the utility of the Cloud has evolved over the past decade. Also, Bill and Phil will unveil some of the latest gadgets and innovations that every legal professional will want.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Phillip Hampton, Legal Technology Consultant, Nashville
    Phillip Hampton is a legal technology consultant who has over 30 years of experience in the field of information technology and since 1995 has consulted with numerous law firms and government agencies...
  • William Ramsey, Neal & Harwell PLC, Nashville
    Bill Ramsey is a member of the firm of Neal & Harwell.The primary focus of Mr. Ramsey's professional practice is complex civil and criminal litigation.  He attended the Georgia Institute of...
• Law Tech 2020: E-Filing in Circuit, Probate, and General Sessions
  
  

  This seminar will give an overview of the system and cover various demonstrations related to e-filing in Circuit, Probate and General Sessions-Civil offices. Topics will include setting up e- file user accounts/escrow, how to file new cases, filing subsequent pleadings and reviewing case statuses.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.50General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Joseph Day, Davidson County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office,
    Joseph Day is currently the Chief Deputy of Public Relations and Employee Development for the Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson County.  He is a dedicated public servant and has a wide range of...
• Law Tech 2020: E-Filing Best Practices with ECF & A Look at NEXTGEN
  
  

  This session will review best practices for attorneys filing in ECF, including common mistakes made and most frequently asked questions. We will also discuss a little bit about what may be coming with the new NEXTGEN filing system. 

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.50General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Brandon Skolnik, ,
    Brandon Skolnik was in the Courts’ system from 2001-2022. He started out as a Generalists working in the Southern District of New York, Clerk’s Office, then became a Courtroom Deputy Clerk...