SEATTLE — Nov. 17, 2004 — Attenex® Corp., a developer of electronic document review software for litigation and regulatory response, today announced it will co-host a networking luncheon at the Practicing Law Institute’s (PLI) Electronic Discovery Guidance for Corporate Counsel seminars on Nov. 19, 2004, in San Francisco, and Dec. 17, 2004, in New York.
The San Francisco luncheon titled “New Frontiers in Electronic Discovery” will be held at 12:15 p.m. PDT and will be hosted by Skip Walter, CTO of Attenex, and Chris Paskach, National Partner-in-Charge of KPMG LLP Forensic Technology Services. Walter and Paskach will educate their audiences with their in-depth knowledge of the following:
- Discovery of instant messaging and voicemail
- Managing terabyte-scale discovery requests
- Native file document review and retention
- Unique retention and preservation consideration
PLI’s Electronic Discovery Guidance for Corporate Counsel seminar will provide corporate counsel with the understanding necessary to spot key issues in electronic discovery, as well as up-to-date information on important emerging concerns and court rulings affecting this rapidly developing area of law. Registration for either the San Francisco, which will also include a simultaneous live online broadcast for individual viewing, or New York seminar can be obtained at http://www.pli.edu/ or by calling (800) 260-4754.
Please note that space is limited.
In addition to co-hosting the luncheon, Attenex will be demonstrating its Attenex Patterns® E-Discovery Platform. Attenex Patterns addresses the retrieval issues and costs associated with the increase in the amount of electronically stored information in formats such as e-mail, voicemail, PDAs, floppy disks, etc., by automating the bulk of the clerical and technical processing involved in the response process.
“We believe Attenex is delivering a unique commercial solution, optimized for a specific set of knowledge-oriented business activities — document review for e-discovery,” said Geoffrey Bock, senior vice president, Patricia Seybold Group.
“Attenex Patterns combines content analysis with visualization while focusing on lawyers’ thought processes within the context of a discovery request.”
About KPMG Forensic Technology Services
KPMG Forensic sm offers a complete array of services including: Investigative and Integrity Advisory and Forensic Technology Services (FTS). Our FTS team provides technical investigative support and digital evidence-collection services globally. As a complement to our evidence collection and retrieval services, our Cypress Technology Center (CTEC) provides advanced discovery management services for capturing, storing, retrieving, analyzing, viewing, and sharing discovery information and work product. We can convert millions of pages of your paper and electronic documents and data into manageable formats, then host that information on a secure platform. KPMG’s end-to-end approach to Forensic Technology Services helps organizations mitigate risks and reduce discovery management costs by (i) providing advanced, easy-to-use tools for data culling, review and mining –often in native file format, (ii) eliminating vendor hand-off integration or finger-pointing issues, and (iii) providing a full audit trail accountability and tracking of your data on a secure, remotely accessible platform. For more information call (714) 934-5400 or visit www.us.kpmg.com/fts.
About Attenex
Headquartered in Seattle, Attenex is a business-to-business software company that provides tools and best practices to corporations and law firms to improve the efficiency of document intensive processes, such as electronic document discovery in litigation and drafting of complex legal documents. More information about the company and its products can be found at www.attenex.com.