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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
EU - U.S. Privacy Shield and the GDPR: The new rules of engagement for transatlantic data transfers
Thomas Matzen of iDiscovery Solutions brings over 15 years of experience in e-discovery and project management for both domestic and international matters. Matzen has managed over 100 e-discovery engagements, including several high-profile and complex cases. His experience includes, but is not...
Read MoreFRCP Amendments: The Early Returns Courts show signs of heeding the call for early and active management
In their mutual e-discovery capacities, Jennifer A. Brennan of iDiscovery Solutions and Wendy Butler Curtis of Orrick align their clients’ litigation goals with their discovery obligations. Their roles give Brennan and Curtis a front-row seat to the early impact of the changes to the federal...
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Updated - The FBI’s Battle with Apple over the San Bernardino iPhone: The agency’s request from the technology giant could have long-reaching implications
Updated on March 4, 2016 Since this interview there have been four new significant events. First, Apple filed it’s opposition brief to the FBI’s motion to compel and the Court’s issuance of the All Writs Act (“AWA”) order requiring Apple to assist in the...
Read MoreData Breach & Incident Response: Assess the cybersecurity priorities keeping you up at night
Businesses are generating and storing great volumes of data using numerous platforms: desktops, laptops, servers, cloud servers, archiving appliances, external storage devices, websites and more. Charlie Platt explains how iDiscovery Solutions advises clients from both the prevent and protect side...
Read MoreCivil Rules Roundtable: The Real Problem is Technology
The rules on proportionality have not changed much in terms of actual language. So why is there so much focus on proportionality now and how do the Duke Guidelines contribute to the discussion? The most recent round of amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were made in an attempt to...
Read MoreProportionality, FRCP Changes and the Perspective of a Litigation Technologist
When it comes to the newly enacted changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Daniel L. Regard, a programmer and attorney by training and a nationally recognized electronic evidence and case management expert by trade, has a unique perspective. Below he talks about the new rules, the focus on...
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Structured What? Leveraging structured data to build a better story
Let’s talk about data – structured data. Any IT analyst will tell you that all data is structured. He/she, for example, will note your Microsoft Word file is very highly structured and adheres to rigorous format rules and this is what defines and differentiates MS Word files, Excel...
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