DTI Announces LitWorks eDiscovery and Litigation Support Project Management Professional Training

USA/Canada News

06
Nov
2014

Editor

DTI, the largest privately held legal process outsourcing (LPO) company in the U.S. providing eDiscovery, managed services and litigation support, and its wholly owned training company, LitWorks™, have announced a new Litigation Support Professional training course. The course is scheduled to take place November 11-13, 2014, at the DTI National Technology Center on Two Ravinia Drive in Atlanta.

The Litigation Support Professional training course has been redesigned and updated to reflect the most recent developments impacting litigation support and eDiscovery practices. All LitWorks courses are consistently updated to meet eDiscovery standards and best practices for government organizations, corporations and law firms and service providers.

This three-day course focuses on sharpening litigation support project management skills. Attendees will receive practical resources and tools such as checklists, job aids and templates they can immediately apply to their daily work as litigation support project managers. This course is designed with the experienced litigation support professional in mind as participants learn how to navigate the rough waters of today’s high-risk and fast-paced litigation environment. The course is appropriate for anyone with three to five years of litigation technology support experience. LitWorks courses are designed to build upon the student’s subject matter expertise; therefore, the Litigation Support Professional course is recommended prior to taking the Project Management course.

The course curriculum includes:

• The Litigation Life Cycle
• Civil Litigation 101
• Litigation Case Management Overview
• Time Management
• Applying Project Management Methodologies to Litigation & Electronic Discovery
• EDRM
• Lean Six Sigma for Legal Project Management
• Managing Internal & External Resources
• Building Your Project Management Toolkit
• Current Trends in Litigation Project Management
• Large Case Management
• Defining Your Project Team (Roles & Responsibilities)
• Project Scoping & Workflow Definition
• Managing the Technology to Manage Your Projects
• Application of Project Management Methodologies to Litigation & Electronic Discovery
• Database Design & Load File Management
• Cost Containment
• Budgeting
• Problem Solving & Communication Skills Exercises

The course fee for a public class is $1,950 per attendee. To register for this or any LitWorks courses, visit www.LitWorks.net.