Program Details
2025-12-05 14:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2025-12-05 14:00:00
2.5h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2.5
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm ESTThis session delivers a practical framework for integrating Legal Project Management principles with AI and workflow automation tools. Attendees explore LPM foundations, software selection, AI-driven document review, and technology platforms that strengthen client collaboration and deliver measurable practice value.
Erin Hill
Amy Jo McGuigan
Eugene Benick 3:10 pm - 4:10 pm ESTThis session guides attendees through building defensible workflows for digital investigations. Topics include ESI data mapping, digital evidence collection under Rule 26, OSINT skip tracing strategies, and metadata analysis from smartphones and deleted records.
Erin HillAmy Jo McGuiganEugene Benick 4:20 pm - 4:50 pm ESTThis session provides a practical guide to obtaining federal government information efficiently and lawfully. Attendees learn FOIA and Privacy Act fundamentals, request strategies that improve response rates, and how to recognize and avoid the most common requester mistakes under these statutes and Touhy regulations.
Erin HillAmy Jo McGuiganEugene BenickErin Hill is an accomplished legal educator, academic administrator, and business professional with over two decades of teaching experience. She currently serves as Administrative Faculty and Vice President of Strategic Projects at Jessup University’s School of the Humanities & the Arts, where she has been a member of the community since 2014. Throughout her career, Professor Hill has designed more than 100 courses across various formats, contributed published legal research, and maintained certifications by speaking at continuing education seminars with licensed attorneys and certified paralegals. In addition to her academic work, she has extensive experience as a business owner, executive, and consultant.
Amy Jo McGuigan is a Senior Paralegal at Swanson & McNamara LLP, where she has practiced since 2015. With a career spanning more than two decades in federal litigation and criminal defense, she brings extensive experience supporting complex criminal, civil, and regulatory defense matters, including high-stakes trials and investigations. Her combined litigation and technical background allows her to bridge the gap between legal strategy and digital evidence, making her a key resource in cases involving electronic discovery, forensic analysis, and technology-driven investigations.
Eugene J. Benick is a Senior Attorney at Bradley’s Washington, D.C. office, concentrating his practice in government contracts. He brings extensive experience in bid protests, requests for equitable adjustments and claims, and resolving organizational conflicts of interest, and is well versed in the Freedom of Information Act, the Federal Tort Claims Act, federal debt collection, foreign litigation, and complex litigation. Before joining Bradley, he served for years in the federal government, where he built a notable record in procurement litigation and legal advisory work on major federal procurements.
Erin Hill is an accomplished legal educator, academic administrator, and business professional with over two decades of teaching experience. She currently serves as Administrative Faculty and Vice President of Strategic Projects at Jessup University’s School of the Humanities & the Arts, where she has been a member of the community since 2014. Throughout her career, Professor Hill has designed more than 100 courses across various formats, contributed published legal research, and maintained certifications by speaking at continuing education seminars with licensed attorneys and certified paralegals. In addition to her academic work, she has extensive experience as a business owner, executive, and consultant.
Amy Jo McGuigan is a Senior Paralegal at Swanson & McNamara LLP, where she has practiced since 2015. With a career spanning more than two decades in federal litigation and criminal defense, she brings extensive experience supporting complex criminal, civil, and regulatory defense matters, including high-stakes trials and investigations. Her combined litigation and technical background allows her to bridge the gap between legal strategy and digital evidence, making her a key resource in cases involving electronic discovery, forensic analysis, and technology-driven investigations.
Eugene J. Benick is a Senior Attorney at Bradley’s Washington, D.C. office, concentrating his practice in government contracts. He brings extensive experience in bid protests, requests for equitable adjustments and claims, and resolving organizational conflicts of interest, and is well versed in the Freedom of Information Act, the Federal Tort Claims Act, federal debt collection, foreign litigation, and complex litigation. Before joining Bradley, he served for years in the federal government, where he built a notable record in procurement litigation and legal advisory work on major federal procurements.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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