Looking to jump-start your legal technology career but don’t know how? Jared Coseglia of TRU Staffing Partners writes a monthly column on certifications to know and training to acquire in the industry for Legaltech News. This month’s piece takes a look at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law’s eDiscovery Technology Professional Certificate.
Law schools are more regularly integrating or offering addendum education specific to e-discovery technology and processes to their core curriculum. Perhaps one of the most established examples is the University of Florida’s Law School, led by William Hamilton, which includes not only a full course curriculum on ESI, but also a one-of-a-kind one-day eDiscovery conference, administered live and virtually with CLE accreditation. Joining these ranks is Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (CMLaw), which now boasts a program nearing a two-year anniversary that offers an eDiscovery Technology Professional Certificate for aspiring legal technology professionals.
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