Effective discovery requires more than compliance – it requires strategy.
Discovery isn’t just about compliance—it’s about leverage. In this course, Drew Levine walks through how to balance broad discovery rights with privacy considerations, without slowing your case down.
What you’ll take away:
How to balance proportionality with expansive discovery rights
Managing ESI alongside privacy concerns
Key differences between state and federal discovery practices
InfoTrack offers CLE credit for attorneys in Florida and Texas.
We report CLE attendance for attorneys in Texas when you register for one of our CLE courses.
InfoTrack reports attendance monthly. You can also submit your attendance with the course information provided if you have a deadline coming up.
Florida is a self-reporting state, so you are responsible for reporting your own CLE attendance. You’ll receive an email with the course number and the slide deck after you complete the registration form.
We are accredited for attorneys in Florida and Texas. If you are interested in receiving CLE credit outside of Florida or Texas, we encourage you to self-apply for CLE credit in your state. If your state requires a certificate of attendance, we have provided a uniform certificate of attendance for download in the email you receive after filling out the registration form.
For more information, read our detailed state-by-state CLE transfer guide here:
We are only an accredited CLE provider for attorneys. However, you should still be able to claim CLE credits as a paralegal without a bar number.
In most cases, paralegal associations will accept attorney CLE. Your association will know the details of your specific circumstance, but we will provide the needed information in each CLE session.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at legalup@infotrack.com.
How do I get credit for completed courses?
InfoTrack offers CLE credit for attorneys in Florida and Texas.
We report CLE attendance for attorneys in Texas when you register for one of our CLE courses.
InfoTrack reports attendance monthly. You can also submit your attendance with the course information provided if you have a deadline coming up.
Florida is a self-reporting state, so you are responsible for reporting your own CLE attendance. You’ll receive an email with the course number and the slide deck after you complete the registration form.
Do you offer CLE outside of Florida and Texas?
We are accredited for attorneys in Florida and Texas. If you are interested in receiving CLE credit outside of Florida or Texas, we encourage you to self-apply for CLE credit in your state. If your state requires a certificate of attendance, we have provided a uniform certificate of attendance for download in the email you receive after filling out the registration form.
For more information, read our detailed state-by-state CLE transfer guide here:
Do you offer paralegal credit?
We are only an accredited CLE provider for attorneys. However, you should still be able to claim CLE credits as a paralegal without a bar number.
In most cases, paralegal associations will accept attorney CLE. Your association will know the details of your specific circumstance, but we will provide the needed information in each CLE session.
How do I contact you?
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at legalup@infotrack.com.
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