The e-Discovery Processing and Administrator Certification includes three classes:
• LAW PreDiscovery 101: e-Discovery Principles - 1pm - 5pm EST
• LAW PreDiscovery 201: e-Discovery Processing Certification - 9am - 5pm EST
• LAW PreDiscovery 301: Administrator Certification - 9am - 5pm EST
LAW PreDiscovery 101: e-Discovery Principles
Class Information: This foundational class will prepare you for your first experiences with the electronic discovery process and for all other LAW PreDiscovery classes offered on LexisNexis University (previously known as LAW PreDiscovery Fundamentals).
Description: If you have any role in the electronic discovery process or system administration, it’s imperative to understand how your daily tasks will be enhanced by the software you use. If you are new to LAW PreDiscovery, this class is the right place to start. Learn how LAW PreDiscovery fits into the overall discovery process and how to handle basic electronic discovery.
Topics Include:
• Discovery Processes and Tools
• The LAW PreDiscovery Interface
• Creating a New Case
• Importing Files into the Case
• Reviewing the Import Session
• Batch Processing
• Addressing Import and TIFF Conversion Errors
• Numbering and Endorsing Pages
• Exporting Data to Document Review Software
NOTE: We strongly recommend attending this class to prepare for additional LAW PreDiscovery classes. It’s included with your certification class(es) at no additional cost. However, if you have been using LAW PreDiscovery for at least 3 months and are confident in your basic electronic discovery skills, you may wish to progress to certification level classes immediately. After registering for your selected certification bundle, you will receive a confirmation email that includes a link to an opt-out test for LAW 101.
LAW PreDiscovery 201: e-Discovery Processing Certification
Class Information: This certification will immerse you in resolving complex requirements and scenarios you will encounter daily when processing electronic discovery (previously known as LAW PreDiscovery EDD – Certified User).
Description: Experienced electronic discovery processors will tell you it’s never cut and dry! On any given day, you will filter, handle quality control procedures, change ED loader settings, and manage tiff conversion settings. You will solve common problems including file encryption, text extraction failures and image conversion errors. Without a deep understanding of these common situations, you are at risk of producing results that don’t meet the strict requirements you’re given. Come to this hands-on instructor-led class ready to elevate your electronic discovery knowledge and prove your worth with a recognized industry certification.
Topics Include:
• Creating a Case for the Project
• Importing Electronic Documents
• Quality Control of the Import
• Exporting Documents
• Producing Images
• Creating a Case & Importing ED
• QC Imported Documents
• Working with Duplicates
• Searching
• Exporting
LAW PreDiscovery 301: Administrator Certification
Class Information: This certification will elevate your standing to an expert in LAW PreDiscovery Administration (previously known as LAW PreDiscovery Certified Administrator).
Description: If you’ve been tasked with Administrator duties like installing LAW PreDiscovery, maintaining cases and licensing, this is the right industry-recognized certification for you. Every firm and service provider needs Certified Administrators to avoid the frustration of frequent technical errors and missed opportunities that result from improper hardware, software and network setup. So, learn how to create an optimal processing environment where multiple machines can work on the same case to reduce downtime and reduce conflict errors. Come to this hands-on instructor-led certification class ready to master administration tasks including maintaining cases, setting up users, creating backups, and archiving/deletion procedures.
Topics Include:
• Installation
• Selecting a Database Type
• Licensing
• Establishing Case Items
• Batch Processing
• Working with Cases
• Commands & SQL Statements
• Application Directory
• INI Files
• Important Index Fields