OpenText & Women in eDiscovery Luncheon
July 23, 2024 | Pittsburgh, PA
Join us for modern Italian fare and education at one of Pittsburgh’s “Top 25 Restaurants!” This Women in eDiscovery Pittsburgh Chapter event is sponsored by OpenText and will cover how emerging technologies like AI (including genAI and LLMs), cloud, video, and chat impact professional responsibility and eDiscovery workflows. The course content goes from the basics of eDiscovery to best practices and concludes with a live, mock investigation using FOIA documents from a certain presidential hopeful.
Limited space available – please register no later than July 18th to secure your spot!
Date and Time: Tuesday, July 23 | 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm ET
Location: Alta Via | 2 PPG Place, Pittsburgh (Market Square)
Parking Options:
· Etage Parking Garage: 100 Forbes Ave
· Market Square Garage: 228 Forbes Ave
· Third Avenue Garage: 238 Fourth Ave
· PPG Garage: 230 Third Ave (Patterson Building)
The Speakers:
Adam Kuhn is a Principal Solutions Consultant at OpenText Legal Tech and an eDiscovery lawyer based out of Tampa, Florida (but grew up in Pittsburgh). Adam works with some of the world’s largest enterprises, law firms, and regulators on their legal technology programs and workflows with an emphasis on AI and predictive systems for investigations and document review. He holds an advanced certification for OpenText Axcelerate and received the Rossman award from the USPTO Society for his contributions to legal scholarship. Adam received his JD and MBA from the University of San Francisco and his BA from New York University.
Larissa Pilling (Kosarych) is a Senior Account Executive at OpenText Legal Tech. Larissa developed a fascination for technology long before earning her BS in Information Science and Technology from Penn State University. After graduating from Duquesne Law School, she spent six years as a litigator and during that time, determined that the practice of law would be much more fulfilling with effective use of technology. So, she set out to work for legal technology vendors in 2014 and has been working with lawyers and allied professionals across the legal industry ever since to assess their needs and introduce them to technologies that enhance the quality of their practice lives and their work product.