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Information Governance & E-Disclosure Management 2012 Business Development Pack	Interim Report on Preservation and Spoilation New York State Bar Association Special Committee on Discoveryand Case Management in Federal Lititgation

Podcasts

• Preparing for The Big Bang in Costs Management
  On behalf of Legal IQ, Tracey Stretton, a legal consultant at Kroll Ontrack, and Chair of the Information Governance and eDisclosure Conference, speaks to Senior Costs Judge Peter Hurst, the Senior Costs Judge for England and Wales about costs management in litigation and preparing for changes that are being described as the big bang.
  Read the full interview transcript.
• Insights into Discovery of Structured Data
  Jim Vint, Managing Director at Navigant, interviews Patrick Oot, Co-Founder and GC, Electronic Discovery Institute, Special Counsel, Electronic Discovery at US Securities and Exchange Commission about the latest developments in Information Governance. Read the full interview transcript.
• Why the Jackson Reforms mean the Biggest Ever Upheaval for Litigation
  Dominic Regan, an expert in Information Retention, speaks to Chris Dale of the E Disclosure Information Project about developments in Information Retention and eDisclosure Management.
• Professor Dominic Regan interviewed Lord Justice Jackson on costs management in litigation
  In this exclusive interview with Professor Dominic Regan, Lord Justice Jackson says introducing some of his reforms later than others “will not work”. Lord Jackson has no regrets over his proposals on civil litigation costs, which he wants to see implemented next April “in their entirety”.
  Read the interview transcription to find out the full details.
• Can Information Management Law Keep Up With Technology?
  Text to go with the podcast: Jason Baron, Director of Litigation at the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, joins Legal IQ to discuss technological developments, information retention and edisclosure. If you rather read the transcript, please download it here .
• Understanding and Implementing a Computer-Assisted Review Workflow
  our event sponsor, kCura collaborated with the Association of E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS) on an educational webinar on the subject of computer-assisted review/predictive coding, listen it full here.
• Learn from the Experts: The Do’s and Don’ts of Data Collection
• Data Protection and the New Practice Direction
  Professor Dominic Regan, an expert in Information Retention, speaks to Chris Dale of the e-Disclosure Information Project, ahead of the Information Retention & E-Disclosure Management Summit 2011. They discuss the cross-over of information retention and ediscovery and current thinking on Data Protection and privacy and the new Practice Direction. They also talk about Jackson insofar as it relates to disclosure and Jackson's menu option which is going through the Rule Committee.
  Read the Transcript

Videos

• Global Processes and Regulatory Compliance: Detection Strategies and Compliance Reviews – Te Corporate Context
  Chris Dale, The eDisclosure Information Project
• The UK Bribery Act: New regulatory controls/criminal offences to be brought in by the UK Bribery Act in July 2011
  Anthony Wilson, SFO, Senior Legal Advisor, International Assistance
• Top Tips: Increase Efficiency Through Enterprise Information Management
  Edwina McDowall, Chief Information Officer at Cable and Wireless Worldwide, is responsible for aligning the company’s IT with business needs and simplifying its IT estate and operations. In this exclusive interview, she talks about the drivers for constantly striving to improve EIM, aligning IT with the wider business strategy, leveraging data and information to gain optimum operational business intelligence. She also outlines some key ways to increase efficiency within the EIM programme, how EIM can be used to increase efficiency within the business, how to measure the real aggregate returned from IT investments and how EIM fits into the enterprise architecture. Finally, Edwina gives a round-up of the most innovative developments in solution provider offerings for the EIM Industry and her views on which of Cable and Wireless’ system process improvements have been delivering the best return.

  Chapters

  • Part 1: The Definition of EIM
  • Part 2: The Case for EIM
  • Part 3: Aligning EIM to Business Needs
  • Part 4: EIM for Growth and Business Intelligence
  • Part 5: EIM for Efficiency
  • Part 6: Measuring EIM

Webinar

• ACEDS Web Seminar Series - Understanding and Implementing a Computer-Assisted Review Workflow
  our event sponsor, kCura collaborated with the Association of E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS) on an educational webinar on the subject of computer-assisted review/predictive coding, watch it full here.

Top Presentations from our Information Governance & eDisclosure series

• ESI Preparation and Preservation – Assessing and Addressing your eDisclosure Liabilities
  Ronke Ekwensi, VP eDisclosure and Records Management of Pfizer presented an analysis of case law in determining when the preservation duty arises in the US, and offered preservation tips for employees and the company. View the full presentation here.
• Managing Information Governance Policies and Processes Across Multiple Jurisdictions
  Roger Poole, Head of Records Management of Barclays Capital and George I. Rudoy, Founder & CEO, Integrated Legal Technology, LLC presented at Information Retention & E-Disclosure Management in 2011 on pros and cons of Information Management Outsourcing Model and Centralised Model. They also discussed the rules that apply to data in various jurisdictions in the US. Find out more here.
• Implementation of a Records Management Project in a Multinational Corporation
  Dr Phillip Raether , UBS Investment Bank

Articles

• Advice from Counsel: An Inside Look at Streamlining E-Discovery Programs
  In the fall of 2011, Ari Kaplan interviewed 31 in-house lawyers from predominantly Fortune 1000 companies with e-discovery responsibilities for their advice to peers on streamlining and reducing the cost of e-discovery. While the advice ranged from key considerations for selecting software and services, to thoughts on the latest e-discovery buzzwords and trends, comments focused on four key areas…read more
• From the Experts: Document Review with No Pain, All Gain
  Corporate Counsel recently published an article by Jay Leib, Chief Strategy Officer of kCura on how text analytics can increase e-disclosure review speeds, reduces costs, and improve quality.
  This article is available here.
  
• First Bribery Act 2010 prosecution 'acts as a timely reminder'
  In the current climate of increasing regulation, introduced in order to control the effects of the global financial crisis and the boom in technology, businesses are having to ensure they remain in complete control of information retention, as well as eDiscovery and records management. A surge of regulations have been introduced this year, covering a range of issues from data protection to anti-money laundering but far and away the most contentious and widely-discussed has been the UK Bribery Act 2010, which came into force on July 1st 2011.
  
• How-To Guide: Leveraging Technological Advances for eDiscovery
  Jason Baron, Director of Litigation at the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, joins Legal IQ to offer a How-To Guide for legal firms seeking to keep abreast of technology to discriminate, categorise and filter documents to the highest level.
  This short guide offers top tips in the following 4 areas:
  
  • Applying eDiscovery & Information Management in Government
  • Technological Advances - How will US & EU case law keep up?
  • Search Technology - Key developments suited to eDiscovery
  • Measuring Quality - Quantifying eDiscovery programme efficacy
• The Impact of the UK 's Bribery Act on global business
  The Bribery Act, which came into force in July 2011, makes "failing to prevent bribery" a criminal offence for commercial organisations. It not only applies to UK-based companies but also those conducting business in the country, as well as to any individual "associated" with such an enterprise. This includes employees, agents and joint venture partners. This article talks about how the UK's Bribary Act impacts global business