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NCBA/SC Joint Fall Meeting
September 20, 2024 - September 21, 2024
By HaystackID Staff
With the sheer volume and diversity of data and stringent legal and regulatory requirements, attorneys face numerous challenges when managing Electronically Stored Information (ESI).
During the North Carolina Bar Association’s NCBA/SC Joint Fall Meeting, HaystackID experts Sarah Pons and John Wilson will dive into the current state of ESI, strategies for maintaining proper data collection and content integrity, and the latest AI advancements. Learning how to use AI is critical for attorneys as this technology can give them time to do more impactful work. Our experts will share ways legal professionals can best leverage AI, from automating routine tasks like legal research to helping attorneys make more informed decisions.
With the North Carolina Bar Association playing a crucial part in enhancing the professionalism, ethics, and skills of lawyers throughout the state, the event will be full of opportunities for professional development and networking with your peers.
Event Details
Join HaystackID at the NCBA/SC Joint Fall Meeting this September.
+ Date: September 20-21, 2024
+ Location: Asheville, North Carolina
Learn more about the North Carolina Bar Association here.
Expert Presentation
What’s New In Data Collections, Analytics and AI
+ John Wilson, Chief Information Security Officer, HaystackID
+ Sarah Pons, Vice President of Business Development, HaystackID
Overcome Your Data Challenges
From HaystackID Global Advisory to HaystackID Discovery Intelligence (HDI), we help leading organizations make critical decisions faster and more economically while maintaining the highest data security and compliance levels. Schedule time with our experts to learn how to get more value from your processes and data.
Assisted by GAI and LLM technologies.
Source: HaystackID
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