Internet Investigative Research 2010
Strategies and Technology Tips
In a recent decision, the court was incredulous that plaintiff's counsel failed to "Google" the missing defendant as part of the lawyer's "due diligence" process and upheld the defendant's claim of insufficient service of process. With the growing emergence of "social networking" Internet sites, an attorney's due diligence arguably must now include that online research.
This program will explore how advanced "Googling" and mining social networking sites can be used by attorneys for investigative research. As a bonus, nationally recognized Internet and technology gurus Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch (www.netforlawyers.com) will offer technology tips and highlights from their new ABA Google book, which focuses on Google Apps that you can use to practice smarter, not harder.
This is a "must-attend" seminar for both litigation and transactional attorneys and paralegals who need to learn how to become a "cybersleuth" and how to harness free or low-cost technology to compete with big firm technology budgets.
Call for more information or to enroll:
818-990-3260 (Ext. 2) or 1-800-747-3161 (Ext. 2)
Highlights
Social Networking Sites - The Latest and Greatest Investigative Tools
Tips and tricks to navigate through social networking sites
Learn invaluable background information that could make or break a case
Uncover information to attack witness credibility
Find missing people
Using Google as an Investigative Tool
Find "orphan" documents to seek out the "smoking gun"
Superimpose the power of Google's search engine over any site
Learn secrets of Google's Advanced Search
Discover hidden features and databases (free case law, free news alerts, synonym searches, and more)
Beyond The Google Search Box: How Google's Amazing Apps Can Help You
Compete with big firm technology budgets
Practice more efficiently and save money
Collaborate with clients and co-counsel
Find missing documents on your hard drive (or network)
Tech Tips and Internet Tricks
Adobe Acrobat highlights to help you practice smarter
Outlook - hidden gems for getting organized
How to go "Wayback" to unearth deleted Web pages you need to prove your case
Presenters
CAROLE A. LEVITT
President, Internet for Lawyers
Los Angeles
MARK E. ROSCH
Internet for Lawyers
Los Angeles
Dates / Times / Locations
Registration: 5:30 PM · Program: 6:00 - 9:15 PM
LIVE PROGRAM:
LOS ANGELES
THURSDAY, APRIL 22
Los Angeles Marriott Downtown
333 S. Figueroa Street
(213) 617-1133
SAN FRANCISCO
MONDAY, APRIL 26
Hotel Nikko San Francisco
222 Mason Street
(415) 394-1111
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TUESDAY, MAY 11
Westin South Coast Plaza
686 Anton Boulevard
(714) 540-2500
SAN DIEGO
THURSDAY, MAY 13
Westin Gaslamp Quarter San Diego
910 Broadway Circle
(619) 239-2200
MCLE Credit
3 HOURS MCLE CREDIT (Including 0.5 Hour Legal Ethics)
The Rutter Group certifies that this activity has been approved for MCLE credit by The State Bar of California in the amount of 3 hours, of which 0.5 hour applies toward Legal Ethics.
Tuition
TRG Seminar PASSholders (admission only) - FREE
TUITION - $160
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