Over the past year, legal project management has become a popular topic at e-discovery conferences, legal education courses and white papers. A recent example could be found at the Litigation Summit and Expo ^[1] (#LITSUM) held this week (Nov. 15-16). The session, entitled “Legal Project Management: Best Practices for eDiscovery Projects,” was presented by Bobby Malhotra, Staff Counsel at Munger, Tolles & Olson and our own Joanna Harrison, Sales Consultant at Fios. Thank you Bobby and Joanna for a very informative presentation and for sharing best practices and practical tips for applying project management principals to e-discovery projects.

ALM, the organization behind LegalTech New York and LegalTech West Coast teamed up with the industry analyst firm Gartner to produce this year’s conference. They added multiple track sessions and moved the location to the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center in Washington, DC. Speakers included general counsels, chief compliance officers, outside counsels and Gartner analysts.

For more information on e-discovery project management, download Fios’ white paper, A Lawyer’s Guide to e-Discovery Project Management ^[2] and our archived webcast, Project Management in e-Discovery ^[3].