CEO of Catalyst Repository Systems, John Tredennick to present at 2015 Annual eDiscovery Leadersh

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Sept. 30, 2015 - PRLog -- Legal Learning Series, a leader in legal education, networking and events, announced today that John Tredennick, CEO and Founder of Catalyst Repository Systems, will present at the 2015 5^th Annual Legal Learning Series eDiscovery Leadership Conference, a full day educational conference for professionals working in technology within law firms and legal departments.

Over the past 30 years, John Tredennick has spoken before more national and international audiences on legal and technology issues than he or anyone else can remember. He has written and edited five best-selling books and countless articles on litigation and technology issues. He is one of a small number of people who pioneered the e-discovery industry.

In 2013, the American Lawyer named him among the six most important “E-Discovery Trailblazers." He has also been named one of the "Top 100 Global Technology Leaders" by London's CityTech magazine and to the 2012 FastCase 50, which recognizes 50 of the smartest, most courageous innovators, techies, visionaries and leaders in the law.

Tredennick also served as a member of the Short Course Faculty at the University of Virginia Law School, where he taught the course, "Electronic Discovery in a Global Environment" and he regularly lectures at other law schools and e-discovery training programs.

The conference will take place all day on Thursday, October 29^th, at The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, FL. Mr. Tredennick, will also be on hand to meet with LLS eDiscovery Conference attendees in the Networking Lounge.

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Robert Friedman, Co-founder and Executive Director of Legal Learning Series: "Legal Learning Series is delighted to welcome John Tredennick, and have his expertise and guidance for the day as we look to educate the Florida legal community.  The support we receive from high level figures like Mr. Tredennick, and from our existing partners, allows us to provide the absolute best is quality programming and events for the legal community."

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About John Tredennick, Catalyst Repository Systems

John began his career as a trial lawyer and litigation partner with one of the largest law firms in the Rocky Mountains. He got interested in technology in the late 1980s when his wife brought a computer home for graduate business school. After erasing the data on her hard drive twice, and making lots of other mistakes, he began to see promise in the machines. Working with a team of technologists, he began building software to help his 10-office firm manage complex litigation.

In 1995, John became the firm's chief information officer (CIO), the first in the country for a major law firm. He also continued his full-time practice as a trial lawyer and litigation partner. His passion for finding ways to use technology to improve law practice led the firm to international prominence as a technology pioneer. It also led to a 1999 induction into the Smithsonian Institute Archives as an Information Innovation Pioneer. To learn more about Mr. Tredennick and Catalyst, please visit http://www.catalystsecure.com