These training sessions will be delivered live either online or in person in customized sessions. The agendas will be adjusted to meet the particular needs of the attendees. These sessions will be interactive, with time allotted for questions.

Bruce A. Olson will present:

Electronic Discovery (EDD) Technology … and Why It Matters To Court Reporting Firms

The rapid migration of litigation discovery from paper to electronic document discovery (EDD) is making a big impact on court reporting firms. This seminar will provide a good understanding of the basics of electronic discovery, and help attendees identify opportunities in this exciting new market.

• The legal requirements for corporations and their law firms to retain relevant material
• Technologies for managing this material (collection, processing, preserving, producing, etc.)
• How deposition transcripts are used in discovery from case filing through trial
• Specific ways court reporting firms can deliver transcripts, exhibits and videos which simplify this process

How court reporting firms can generate additional revenue streams from trial preparation and trial presentation

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Nancy J. Hopp

CT Summation Partnership Manager

With his years of experience as a trial attorney and comprehensive technical knowledge, Bruce brought a deep understanding of how to choose and implement the right solutions for our firm.  The training Bruce provided was based upon the real world needs of attorneys and their staffs and allowed us to maximize the benefits from the investment we made.  The solid technical foundation on which Bruce built our systems has allowed these systems to work day in and day out for years.

Peter Jack, Litigation Paralegal at Bird and Jacobsen, Rochester, Minnesota

Bruce Olson, the founder of ONLAW Trial Technologies, has served as lead counsel on dozens of pieces of complex civil litigation.  In the midst of working these cases, he repeatedly came up with creative ways to use technology to give his clients an advantage at all points from filing through trial.

Bruce isn’t simply familiar with electronic discovery … he’s managed the electronic discovery process on numerous cases.  He’s not only familiar with real-time transcriptions of depositions … he’s used them repeatedly on actual cases.  He’s not only familiar with courtroom presentation tools … he’s used them in trial any number of times.

Bruce is a creative thinker and problem solver.  He’s an idea generator.   Here’s an example that I feel demonstrates these traits:  My company had developed two software tools for litigators … a product called CaseMap (that allows trial teams to organize and analyze the facts and other key information about a case) and a product called TimeMap (that makes it easy to develop timeline visuals of case facts for use as thinking aids and courtroom demonstratives).  Bruce put these tools to work on his cases, but he also pointed out to us numerous important ways the tools could be improved.  We implemented his ideas and both we and our clients were rewarded by the results of Bruce’s input.

A final comment.  I tried to build my business, CaseSoft, not only on solid products but also on superb client support.  I believe that excellent client service pays dividends many times over.  I know Bruce lives by this creed also and have seen him in action providing incredibly prompt and detailed client follow up.

As I’m sure you can tell, I believe you’ll be well served by having Bruce and ONLAW Trial Technologies, LLC, on your team.   I’m very glad to answer any questions you may have about Bruce and his firm.  Please contact me at any time at gkrehel@comcast.net and I will be back to you promptly.

Greg Krehel

Co-Founder CaseSoft & Former Vice President LexisNexis