2009, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Office of Judicial Education – 2009 Civil Law Seminar, “Managing an Electronic Trial:  What Every Judge Needs to Know about Hardware, Software and the Electronic Presentation of Evidence.”

2009, Guest Speaker, Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association and Marquette University Law School, “Nuts and Bolts of Litigation Holds.”

2009, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Association of Legal Administrators, “E-Discovery and the Law Firm:  How to Avoid Malpractice Exposure.”

2009, Guest Speaker, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “eDiscovery Nuts and Bolts:  What Every Lawyer Should Know About the Request for Production of Electronic Documents.”

2009, Guest Speaker, State Bar of Wisconsin 2009 Annual Convention, “Panel Discussion on the Future of Appellate Practice,”  with panelists Atty. Gary Feinerman, Sidley Austin LLP, Chicago, Illinois; Circuit Executive Collins T. Fitzpatrick, US Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, Chicago, Illinois; Hon. Lisa S. Neubauer, Wisconsin Court of Appeals District II, Waukesha; Atty. Bruce A. Olson, Davis & Kuelthau SC, Green Bay; Prof. David S. Stras, University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Hon. Diane S. Sykes, US Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, Milwaukee

2009, Guest Speaker, State Bar of Wisconsin,  ”What Every Lawyer Should Know About ESI in 2009.”

2009, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Academy of Justice, 2009 Spring Seminar,  ”eDiscovery in the Twenty-First Century.”

2008, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Legal Services,  ”Law and Practice of Electronic Discovery – Mock Discovery and Trial Proceedings.”

2008 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Academy of Justice, 2008 Winter Seminar,  ”The Ethical Pitfalls of Electronic Discovery.”

2008 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Association of Legal Administrators, “Electronic Data Policies and Law Firms.)

2008 Guest Speaker, Marquette University Law School, the Milwaukee Bar Association and the Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association,  ”Law and Practice of Electronic Discovery – Mock Discovery and Trial Proceedings.”

2008, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Association of County Corporation Counsel,  ”E-Discovery in Litigation and in Public Records.”

2008, Guest Speaker, Schenck Business Solutions 2008 Management Retreat,  ” Protect Yourself from E-Mail Malpractice.”

2008, Guest Speaker, League of Wisconsin Municipal Attorneys 2008 Municipal Attorneys Institute,  ”E-Discovery and Municipal Records.”

2008, Guest Speaker, ABA Spring 2008 National Legal Malpractice Conference,  ”Managing Electronic Data Received From Friend And Foe.”

2008, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Legal Services, “E-Discovery:  What Is It, How Do You Get It, And How Do You Preserve It?”

2008, Guest Speaker, State Bar of Wisconsin, “A Lawyer’s Guide to Effective Management of the E-Discovery Process From Start to Finish.”

2008, Guest Speaker, WICPA 2008 Industry Spring Conference, “Protect Yourself From E-Mail Malpractice.”

2007, Guest Speaker, Employment Law Update in Wisconsin – Sterling Education Services,  ”Employment Issue in the Paperless Workplace.”

2007, Guest Speaker, Robert Parins Inns of Court,  ”Managing Electronic Discovery Using the EDRM Roadmap.”

2007, Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants,  ”Protect Yourself from E-Mail Malpractice.”

2007, Guest Speaker, CESA 8,  ”Managing Electronically Store Information.”

2007 Guest Speaker, State Bar of Wisconsin, “Beyond the Rules:  The Amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and Electronically Stored Information.”

2007 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2007, “IT Through the Courthouse Door.”

2007 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2007, “Paperless Office:  Slaying the Paper Dragon.”

2007 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2007, “Batting 1.000:  Electronic Evidence Best Practices.”

2006 Guest Speaker, AIIM Wisconsin, ARMA Milwaukee and Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants, “Electronic Discovery:  Charting Your Course.”

2006 Guest Speaker, 30^th Annual Corporate Practice Institute – State Bar of Wisconsin, “Electronic Record Retention – Perils and Pitfalls.”

2006 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Solo, Small Firm and Technology Conference, “Not Just for Litigators:  10 Top Litigation Tech Tips and Techniques.”

2006 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Solo, Small Firm and Technology Conference, “The New Federal Rules:  A December Survival Guide.”

2006 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Solo, Small Firm and Technology Conference, “The Glue That Holds It All Together:  Favorite Legal Utilities for Working Smarter, Not Harder.”

2006 Guest Speaker, Eastern and Western District of Wisconsin Bar Associations,  “Electronic Discovery and the New Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.”

2006 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2006,  “The Digital Discovery Showdown.”

2006 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2006, “Digital Trials:  Presenting Evidence and Argument Using Technology in the Courtroom.”

2006 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2006,  “Computer Forensics and Electronic Evidence.”

2006 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2006,  “Critical Technology Skills for a Law Office.”

2005 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2005, “Courtroom Technology: What’s Available and How to Use It.”

2005 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2005, “Sanction v. Trial Director v. Acrobat.”

2005 Guest Speaker, ABA Law Practice Management Section, Philadelphia Fall Meeting, “E-Discovery Best Practices.”

2005 Guest Speaker, ABA Law Practice Management Section, Philadelphia Fall Meeting, “Digital Discovery Showdown.”

2005 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Law and Technology Conference, “Top Trial Tech: Depos and Docs with Summation.”

2005 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Law and Technology Conference,  “Top Ten Trial Tech Tips, Tools and Techniques.”

2005 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Law and Technology Conference, “Wisconsin’s Electronic Courtroom: What to Expect, What to Know.”

2005 Guest Speaker, ARMA International Fox Valley/Green Bay Chapter, “Taming the Beast: Managing Electronic Discovery.”

2004 Guest Speaker, American Inns of Court Foundation,  “Dealing with Electronic Discovery.”

2004 Guest Speaker, Northeast Wisconsin Technical College,  “Using Technology in the Law Office to Improve Your Bottom Line.”

2004 Guest Speaker, Midwest Law and Technology Conference, “E-Discovery 101: A Primer for Every Lawyer.”

2004 Guest Speaker, Midwest Law and Technology Conference, “E-Discovery Action Plan:  Going from 19th to 21st Century Litigation.”

2004 Guest Speaker, Midwest Law and Technology Conference, “Lawyers on the Go: Tips, Tricks & Tools for the Mobile Lawyer.”

2003 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2003, “Sophisticated Tools to Analyze Your Case:  The Power of Decision Trees and Spreadsheets.”

2003 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2003, “Settling Cases with Technology: Electronic Settlement Brochures and Mediation Presentations.”

2003 Guest Speaker, Eastern District of Wisconsin Bar Association Annual Meeting, “Litigating Electronically.”

2003 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Supreme Court Office of Judicial Education 2003 Civil Evidence Workshop, “Managing Digital Discovery.”

2003 Guest Speaker, 27th Annual Corporate Practice Institute, “Dealing with Electronic Discovery.”

2002 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2002,  “The Electronic Trial Notebook From A – Z.”

2002 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2002, “The Cutting Edge of Trial Technology: What to Use, When to Use It, and What NOT to Use.”

2002 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Law and Technology Show, “The Lawyer’s Guide to Simple Litigation Technology.”

2001 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2001, “Bring Your Own Electricity – Using High Tech in an 1890’s Courtroom.”

2001 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2001, “Roll Your Own MPEG Video.”

2000 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2000,  “The Paper LESS Office 2000.”

2000 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2000, “How to be a Mobile Lawyer:  Anytime, Anywhere!”

2000 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 2000, “High Tech Trials: The Lawyer as a Wired Impresario or Helped in Court with an Operator.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers 12th Annual Summer Seminar,  “Personal Injury Law and the Internet.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Palm Springs, CA, LawNet, “Use of Technology to Manage Discovery and Trial.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Summer Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “60 Hot Practice Management and Techno Tips in 60 Minutes.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Summer Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “Time to Get Organized! 7+ Highly Effective Case Management Habits for Busy Lawyers.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Minnesota Law & Technology Show,  “How to Conduct a Winning Digital Trial.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Minnesota Law & Technology Show, “Mobile Lawyering: How to Practice Anytime, Anywhere.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Minnesota Law & Technology Show, “From Chaos to Cases: Fact Management Systems for Litigators.”

2000 Guest Speaker, Minnesota Law & Technology Show, “Q&A With the Experts.”

2000 Guest Speaker, LegalTech Dallas,  “The 7+ Habits of Highly Organized Lawyers.”

2000 Guest Speaker, LegalTech Dallas,  “The Small Firm Lawyer’s Guide to Litigation Technology.”

2000 Guest Speaker, LegalTech Dallas, “What’s Hot and What’s Not in Small Firm Technology.”

2000 Guest Speaker, LegalTech Dallas, “60 Hot Legal Techno.Tips and Netsites in 75 Minutes for Small Firms.”

1999 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 99,  “Moving to a Paperless Office.”

1999 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 99,  “How to Conduct a Digital Trial.”

1999 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 99, “How to be a Mobile Lawyer: Anytime, Anywhere.”

1999 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 99, “How to Automate a Personal Injury Practice: How Automation Can Limit Litigators Pain & Suffering Part 1.”

1999 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 99, “How to Automate a Personal Injury Practice: How Automation Can Limit Litigators Pain & Suffering Part 2.”

1999 Guest Speaker, LegalTech Los Angeles, 1999, “How to be a Mobile Lawyer: Anytime, Anywhere.”

1999 Guest Speaker,  LegalTech Los Angeles, 1999, “Moving to a Paperless Office.”

1999 Guest Speaker, Summer Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “Wisconsin Lawyers on the Road.”

1999 Guest Speaker, Summer Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “60 Hot Techno-Practice Management Tips.”

1999 Guest Speaker, Alabama State Bar Convention, “Implementing a Paper Less Office, 1999.”

1999 Guest Speaker, Alabama State Bar Convention, “The Mobile Lawyer: Practice Anywhere, Anytime.”

1999 Guest Speaker, American Bar Association Annual Meeting – Atlanta, “60 Legal Tips in 60 Minutes.”

1999 Guest Speaker, LegalTech Chicago, 1999, “Document Management for the Small Firm:  Why You Can’t Afford Not to DMS!”

1999 Guest Speaker,  LegalTech Chicago, 1999, “Moving to a Paperless Office.”

1999 Guest Speaker,  LegalTech Chicago, 1999, “What’s Techno-Hot and What’s Not for the Small Firm.”

1999 Guest Speaker,  LegalTech Chicago, 1999, “The Small Firm Lawyer’s Guide to Litigation Automation.”

1999 Guest Speaker, Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers Winter Seminar and Annual Meeting, “A Demonstration of Digital Litigation From Start to Finish.”

1998 Guest Speaker, Orlando, FL,  MPI Professional Education Conference North America, Meeting Professionals International, “Contract With Confidence – How to Get it Right the First Time.”

1998 Guest Speaker, 1998 Mid-Winter Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin, “60+ Legal PC and Internet Tips in 60 Minutes.”

1998 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 98,  “50 PC Tips in 50 Minutes.”

1998 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 98, “Winning the Paper Battle: Implementing a Paperless Office.”

1998 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 98, “Winning Litigation Case Study: Life Cycle – Part I – Automating an Insurance Defense Practice – Pre-discovery thru Depositions.”

1998 Guest Speaker, ABA Techshow 98, “Winning Litigation Case Study: Life Cycle – Part II – Automating an Insurance Defense Practice – Trial Preparation, Trial and Closing Arguments.”

1997 Guest Speaker, 1997 Midwinter Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “The Paper LESS Office.”

1997 Guest Speaker, Milwaukee Bar Association, “The Paper LESS Office.”

1997 Guest Speaker, Meeting Professionals International, Wisconsin Chapter,  “Contract With Confidence, How to Get It Right the First Time.”

1997 Guest Speaker, 1997 Summer Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “The Wireless Litigator.”

1997 Guest Speaker, 1997 Summer Convention, State Bar of Wisconsin,  “Litigation Personal Computer Tips.”

1996 Guest Speaker, CTCW Spring Seminar, “Current Computer Technology: The Automated Defense Attorney’s Edge.”

1996 Guest Speaker, Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce Business Briefing, “Limited Liability Companies and Partnerships, Are They for You?”

1995 Guest Speaker, CNA Lawyers Professional Liability Program,  “Preventing Legal Malpractice Actions.”

1995 Guest Speaker, Hinshaw & Culbertson Iowa Insurance Symposium, “Personal Lines Coverage Issues in the Midwest – UM/UIM, Subrogation.”

1994 Guest Speaker, Hinshaw & Culbertson Preventing Medical Malpractice Seminar, “Preventing Malpractice Through Effective Medical Charting.”

1994 Guest Speaker, Fox Valley Insurance Agents Association, “The Scope of an Insurance Agent’s Duty in Wisconsin.”

1994 Guest Speaker, New Orleans, LA, Defense Research Institute Medical Malpractice Seminar, “Defending Against Claims for Hedonic Damages.”

1993 Guest Speaker, Fox Valley Builders Association, “Insurance Concerns for Building Contractors.”

1993 Guest Speaker, Hinshaw & Culbertson Insurance Agents E & O Seminar, “Prevention of Errors & Omissions Exposures.”

1992 Guest Speaker, Fox Valley Chapter of CPCU and Fox Valley Adjusters Association,  Attorney Panel.

1992 Guest Speaker, Appleton Family Health Care Clinic, “Preventing Malpractice Lawsuits.”

1992 Guest Speaker, CTCW Spring Conference, “Use of Computerized Video Reconstruction as Demonstrative Evidence at Trial.”

1992 Guest Speaker, Hinshaw & Culbertson Medical Malpractice Symposium, “Update on Medical Malpractice Law.”

1992 Guest Speaker, Appleton Chamber of Commerce, “Current Issues in Employment Law.”

1990 Guest Speaker, CTCW Defense On The Offense, “Defending Claims for Hedonic Damages.”

1987 Guest Speaker, CTCW Defense On The Offense, “Wisconsin Tort Law Update.”

1986, 1987, Guest Faculty, CTCW Trial Skills Seminar at Marquette University and University of Wisconsin Law Schools.

Sharon D. Nelson, Bruce A. Olson, & John W. Simek, The Electronic Evidence and Discovery Handbook:  Forms, Checklists, and Guidelines (Chicago, IL: American Bar Association 2006)

ARTICLES

Robert Lane and Bruce Olson, Winning at Trial with a Dynamic PowerPoint Presentation, Microsoft Office Online, http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/HA103797431033.aspx

Olson, The trial lawyer’s electronic notebook, Microsoft Office Online, http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote/HA103853541033.aspx

Olson, Top 10 Tips for Presenting Electronic Evidence in Court, TechnoFeature, June 23, 2009, http://technolawyer.com

Olson, Review: SafeCopy 2.1 Mobile, TechnoFeature, April 22, 2008, http://technolawyer.com

Olson, eDiscovery:  Everything You Need To Know About Records Management, Identification And Preservation – Part 1 Of 2, TechnoFeature: Review, March 11, 2008, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, eDiscovery:  Everything You Need To Know About Records Management, Identification And Preservation – Part 2 Of 2, TechnoFeature: Review, March 4, 2008, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, eDiscovery:  Everything You Need to Know About Analysis and Production, TechnoFeature: Review, October 30, 2007, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, eDiscovery:  Everything You Need To Know About Review, TechnoFeature: Review, October 23, 2007, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, eDiscovery:  Everything You Need To Know About Collection And Processing, TechnoFeature: Review, October 16, 2007, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, EDD Showcase:  Leading the Jury, August 2007, Law Technology News, http://lawtechnews.com

Olson, Review:  TrialDirector Version 5.1, TechnoFeature: Review, September 4, 2007, 2007, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, Review:  LexisNexis CaseMap 7, TechnoFeature: Review, June 26, 2007, http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, Top 10 Tips for the New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure on E-Discovery, TechnoFeature, April 24, 2007,  http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, Top 10 Caveats When Conducting E-Discovery, TechnoFeature, February 6, 2007,  http://technolawyer.com.

Olson, Envision Success, Law Office Computing Vol. 15, No. 6 (December/January 2006).

Olson,  iCONECTnxt, Law Office Computing Vol. 15,  No. 3 (June/July 2005).

Olson, Elite DealProof, Law Office Computing Vol. 14, No. 5 (October/November 2004).

Olson, VIA3 E-Meeting Service, Law Office Computing Vol. 13, No. 4 (August/September 2003).

Olson, A Case of Improvement: CaseMap 4 Charts the Way to Total Litigation Support, Law Office Computing Vol. 13, No. 1 (February/March 2003).

Olson, The Apex System- Client Relationship Marketing System from Elite, Law Office Computing Vol. 12,  No. 2 (December/January 2002).

Olson, Westlaw Attorneys Medical Advantage Library, Law Office Computing Vol. 12, No. 5( October/November 2002).

Olson, Elite TimeTrax, Law Office Computing Vol. 12, No. 5 (October/November 2002).

Olson, LiveNote SR 8.1, Law Office Computing, Vol. 12, No. 2 (April/May 2002).

Olson, Double Duty Data Entry: Document Management And Litigation Management Data Combined, Law Office Computing, Vol. 12, No. 1 (February/March 2002).

Olson, The Doctor is In: A Review of Legal Med Ware Web Links Edition, Version 3.0, Law Office Computing, Vol. 11, No. 6 (December/January 2002).

Olson, Real-time Court Reporting is Ready for Prime Time, Law Office Computing, Vol. 11, No. 3 (June/July 2001).

Olson, Michelangelo in Minutes: A Review of Smart Draw 5 Professional Plus, Law Office Computing, Vol. 11, No. 3 (June/July 2001).

Olson, Technology Trends – Implementing Voice-Activated Dictation, Law Firm Governance, Vol. 5, No. 1,  p. 62 (Autumn 2000).

Olson, A Medical Miracle: A Review of Legal Med Ware 2.0 by LeMed, Inc., Vol. 10, No. 5, p.55 (October/November 2000).

Olson, Only TimeMap Will Tell: A Review of TimeMap by CaseSoft, Law Office Computing, Vol. 10, No. 5, p.54 (October/November 2000).

Olson, High Tech Jury Selection: How to Use a Spreadsheet to Create a Jury Selection Form, Law Technology News, Vol. 7, No. 9, p. 62 (September 2000).

Olson, On With the Show: Dynamite Trial Presentations with the Latest and Greatest in Trial Presentation Software, Law Office Computing, Vol. 10, No. 3, p.62 (June/July 2000).

Olson, The Ultimate Litigation Support Weapon, Law Office Computing, Vol. 10, No. 3, p.54 (June/July 2000).

Olson, Litigation Support Programs – Tools for a Paperless Trial Presentation, Law Firm Governance, Vol. 4, No.4, p.64 (Summer 2000).

Olson, Taking the First Steps From Digital File to Digital Trial, Law Firm Governance, Vol. 4, No.3, p.64 (Spring 2000).

Olson, Sanction Goes to Trial: A Review of Sanction 1.6 by VerdictSystems, Law Office Computing, Vol. 10, No. 1, p. 18 (Feb./March 2000).

Olson, Software That Thinks Like a Lawyer: A Review of CaseMap 3 by CaseSoft, Wisconsin Opinions, Vol. 14, No. 4, p.5A (Jan. 26, 2000).

Olson, Technology Trends – Highlights of Techshow ‘99, Law Firm Governance, Vol. 4, No. 1, p. 55 (Autumn 1999).

Olson, Litigation Systems Need Not Cost a Fortune, Law Technology News, Vol. 5, No.7,  (June, 1998).

Olson, Simple Office Procedures Help Prevent E & O Claims, Wisconsin Mutual-Wiser (June, 1989).

Olson, Defense Considerations in Defeating Claims for Hedonic Damages, 1 Expert Evidence Rep. 32 (1989).

Gillen and Olson, Economic and Legal Defenses Against Claims for Hedonic Damages, For The Defense, Vol. 33, No. 1, p.18 (Jan. 1991).

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

For more information on Unfair Advantage go to www.unfairadv.com.

Nancy J. Hopp

CT Summation Partnership Manager

Everything You Need to Know About Collection and Processing

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Everything You Need to Know About Collection and Processing

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

Authors: Sharon D. Nelson, Bruce A. Olson and John W. Simek

ISBN:1-59031-670-3

Price: $139.99 includes sales tax, shipping and handling

Book Overview

Discovery and the use of electronic evidence has increased dramatically over the past few years, but many lawyers still struggle with the complexities of dealing with electronic information. This comprehensive book provides lawyers with the templates they need to develop an effective E-Discovery strategy, and to frame appropriate E-Discovery requests. In addition to the ready-made forms, the authors also supply helpful information and commentary to bring you rapidly up to speed in the electronic discovery field. The accompanying CD-ROM features over 70 forms in Word format including the following:

Content Includes:

* Interrogatories – Basic to Advanced

* Requests for Production – Basic to Advanced

* Deposition Checklists

* Sample Rule 30(b)6 Subpoena with E-Discovery Duces Tecum

* Sample Motions to Compel

* Sample Motions for Protective Orders

* Sample Motions for Spoliation Sanctions

* Electronic Evidence Protocol Agreements

* Preservation and Spoliation Letters

Over 200 Cases Summarized!

Also included is an extensive electronic evidence case digest with over 200 cases summarized! Written with a view toward simplifying the complexities of computer forensics, this is an essential resource for anyone who deals with electronic evidence and discovery.