Featured Courses
Advanced E-Discovery
The Advanced E-Discovery Course is designed for attorneys with a working knowledge of the rules governing electronic discovery and who have handled cases involving electronic evidence. Topics planned include progressive search methodologies, e-discovery of social media sites and predictive coding for large e-discovery productions. There will also be a session on planning for depositions of critical parties, an update on recent case law affecting electronic productions and e-discovery sanctions, and a presentation on new e-discovery technologies.
Location: Philadelphia
May 30, 2013 - May 31, 2013
International Fellows Program
The purpose of the NAGTRI International Fellows Program is to provide a forum for elite government attorneys from around the world to learn from each other, explore common issues together, and establish an international network to the mutual benefit of their respective offices. Approximately twenty participants will be selected to take part in this year’s program. Please understand that this is a challenging and demanding program, requiring full engagement in the materials, research and discussion with a class project as the ultimate goal. This year, the focus of the program will be strategies for battling cybercrime and current law enforcement developments in this area. Fellows are not expected to be experts in this area or even have dealt with the issue in the course of their duties. Rather, the topic serves as a vehicle for the class to jointly analyze an issue with fresh and unique perspectives. The Fellows will each produce an article on this theme, which will be published in the NAAG newsletter.
Location: Washington, DC and New York City, NY
June 01, 2013 - June 09, 2013