Esquire Litigation Solutions Launches E-Discovery Webinar Series

First presentation in series examines Meet & Confer rules

Florham Park, N.J. – November 13, 2007 – Esquire Litigation Solutions, a national provider of litigation support services, today announced the first in a series of upcoming webinars focused on discovery issues: Just What Is It You Don’t Understand About the “Meet and Confer” will be presented by Jay Grenig, Professor of Law at Marquette University. The one-hour presentation on discovery conferences will examine form of production, privilege review, clawbacks, litigation holds, non-reasonably accessible electronically stored information (ESI) and more.

The webinar is scheduled for November 19, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern time.

The Meet and Confer rules were established as part of the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that went into effect in late 2006, developed as a means of addressing some of the challenges involved with the ever-growing volumes of ESI as they relate to the litigation discovery process. Esquire has developed this series of webinars in an effort to assist their clients with gaining a more comprehensive understanding of the new rules and other timely e-discovery issues.

Prior to his current teaching position at Marquette University, Professor Grenig practiced law in San Francisco, California for many years and has taught at other prestigious law schools including Pepperdine University and Willamette University. He is the former chair of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the Association of American Law Schools and has served as a consultant to the National Commission on Employment Policy. In addition to authoring more than 80 books and numerous articles, Grenig has served as an arbitrator or mediator in more than 2,000 labor and employment disputes throughout the nation. Professor Grenig received a B.A. From Willamette University and a J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of Law.

Esquire’s “Meet and Confer” webinar on Nov. 19th is open to the public. Those interested in attending may register today at www.esquirelitigation.com. Upon registering, registrants will receive log-in and telephone call-in information.