I don't usually post about CLE events, but this one is free, remote, has lots of credits, and looks interesting. It's UF's 8th annual e-discovery conference and our very own Judge Matthewman will be speaking.
Law.com also covers it here:
Just how active should judges be in the e-discovery process? It’s something that’s been pondered for years—perhaps most notably in the debates leading up to the 2015 e-discovery amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Judges are often the guardians of justice for society. Thus, it’s reasonable to ask whether they should be forced to waste their time with games of rock-paper-scissors to settle discovery disputes between litigants in overzealous combat.
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