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SPRING 2008 DOECAA MEETING PRESENTATIONS, STANFORD, May 1st and 2nd

Certificate of Attendance for California MCLE

Agenda

• Paul Golan, Manager, DOE/SLAC Site Office
  (1) Final Operating Model
  (2) Ladder of Accountability
  (3) Partnership Committment
  
  
• Mark Tuft, Partner - Cooper, White & Cooper LLP
  Debra Zumwalt, Vice President & General Counsel, Stanford University
  Attorney-Client Privilege and Professional Responsibility
  
  
• Richard O. Duvall, Partner, Holland & Knight
  False Claim Act: Increasing Risk Management Challenges
  
  
• Walt Lips, Senior Source Evaluation Advisor, Office of the General Counsel, National Nuclear Security Administration, and
  NWC Contracting Strategy - Panel on Transformation of the Weapons Complex
  
  
• Tyler Przybylek, NNSA
  Complex Transformation: Reflections of a Recovering Bureaucrat
  
  
• Steven L. Porter, General Counsel, Los Alamos National Laboratory
  NNSA Complex Transformation Contract Consolidation
  
  
• Cheryl Cejka, Directory, Technology Commercialization, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, and
  John Mott, Acting Division Leader, Technology Transfer Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory
  DOE Technology Transfer Initiatives

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Our speaker on Discovery in the Electronic Age, Eric J. Sinrod, partner, Duane Morris LLP, has kindly provided the following links to articles on this topic:

• E-mail hardly a panacea for life's ills
• A look at the pros and cons of e-government
• What's up with government data mining?
• In federal e-security we trust? Not a chance
• Clock is ticking on e-discovery
• Freedom of information? Uncle Sam, get it right!
• Is the IRS putting your private data at risk?
• Losing the way over e-discovery?
• For e-discovery, the times, they are a-changin'
• The rise of electronic evidence
• Electronic communications and their discontents
• Santa's delivered the Open Government Act
• The legal implications of self-destructing e-mail
• The risk of ignoring e-discovery obligations
• The new e-discovery burden