Georgetown Law School’s E-Discovery Academy

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Certainly, the fact that the event is being put on by the Georgetown Law school adds quite a bit of legitimacy to what you’re going to learn, but that $2750 price tag, in this legal industry economy? Wow.

As much as I’d love to go to Georgetown and learn, or even get a couple of attorney’s to go who should know more about e-discovery, when we’re looking for ways to save money every way we can, it just isn’t going to happen. (There appears to be some scholarships available, but I have my doubts about anyone from here qualifying, and the deadline is today, the same day I saw a mention of the event posted to the ILTA email list.)

Of course, if someone reading this is going, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it!

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