Location:
The Royal Sonesta
35 South 7th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55402
The 2024 Annual Meeting of the Sedona Conference Working Group 1 on Electronic Document Retention and Production (WG1) will be Thursday, April 24, and Friday, April 25, at the Royal Sonesta in downtown Minneapolis. A welcome reception will precede the meeting on April 23, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
The meeting will provide members with an opportunity to review and dialogue on several ongoing Working Group 1 drafting teams and brainstorming group efforts. Full sessions will be devoted to:
- Recommendations from the Brainstorming Group on the Effectiveness of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(f) Conferences
- An initial draft Primer from the Government Privileges Drafting Team
Updates will also be provided on four other working drafts: Managing, Modifying, and Lifting Legal Holds; Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Discovery; The Sufficiency of Rule 26(a)(1) Initial Disclosures; and Discovery Sanctions.
The agenda also includes a couple of WG1 staples:
- Voices from the Bench (our judicial roundtable)
- ESI Case Law review, which, due to popular demand, will again be the subject of dialogue in two separate sessions -- one on each day of the meeting.
Rounding out the agenda are sessions on:
- Generative AI and How It's Being Used;
- Professionalism and Civility in High-Stakes Litigation; and
- The Ethical Duty of Competence in a Complex eDiscovery World.
Hotel Reservation Information:
We have obtained a very favorable group room rate at the Royal Sonesta of $179 per night (plus tax) for a limited block of rooms on the evenings of April 23-24. The group rate will be available for three days preceding and three days following the dates of the room block, subject to standard guestroom availability. The hotel is holding this limited block of rooms until April 1, after which any unsold rooms will be released for sale to the general public and subject to availability. Reservation information will be provided in your meeting registration confirmation email.
To attend the meeting or participate in any of The Sedona Conference’s Working Group Series (WGS) activities, you must be a WGS member. For details on membership, please click here.
CLE
The Sedona Conference will seek CLE accreditation for this meeting in selected jurisdictions, as dictated by attendance.