Topics include eDiscovery Case Law Update; Defining Technology Assisted Review and Considerations in Developing a TAR Protocol: Seed Sets, Training Sets, and Iterations - Oh My!; The Economics of eDiscovery: Defensibly Controlling Costs; Key eDiscovery Issues in Criminal Law; Measuring, Validating, and Defending Your Technology Assisted Review (TAR): What Metrics and Measurements are Necessary or Appropriate?; eDiscovery Issues in Investigations Before Federal Agencies; Using and Challenging Digital Forensic Evidence; Selling Technology Assisted Review to Opposing Counsel and the Court: How Much Disclosure is Necessary?; The Evolving Role of eDiscovery Counsel; When Things Go Wrong: Incident Response from Different Perspectives; First, Do No Harm: Preserving and Admitting Foreign ESI; Preparing for a Meet-and-Confer;  ESI Evidentiary Issues: Incomplete and Fabricated Evidence; Preparing to Depose an IT Custodian; What’s Next in eDiscovery: Looking Beyond the Court Decisions; Ethical Pitfalls of Social Media; Judicial Roundtable.