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May 14, 2020
Every industry is experiencing an unprecedented time in the wake of social distancing requirements. Previously, many document review supervising attorneys favored review teams working from a secure room, where reviewers were supervised in person. Because this is not possible today, remote review must be considered. But, many attorneys are rightly cautious: how secure can a remote review really be? With the help of strong security processes, biometrics technologies, and environment and device monitoring, attorneys are finding that even with virtual review, their clients’ information remains very secure.
May 4, 2020
Organizations are increasingly using workplace collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams and Slack. With the proliferation of these tools, litigants are now seeking relevant collaboration tool messages in discovery. Over the past year, several courts have issued orders addressing preservation and production obligations for relevant content from those tools. The cases are instructive on how organizations should structure the use and configuration of retention settings for those tools as part of their information governance strategy.
April 28, 2020
Discovery challenges in 2020 seem to be increasing rather than decreasing. Indeed, the proliferation of ephemeral messaging apps and workplace collaboration tools spotlight just a few of the complexities surrounding eDiscovery confronting organizations today.
Against this backdrop, it’s a relief to know there are experts in the field of eDiscovery who can help clients navigate these troubles. One of the leading in-house experts on these issues is Amy Sellars. Amy, who serves as the assistant general counsel and director of eDiscovery for Cardinal Health, is a seasoned eDiscovery practitioner who specializes in advising Fortune 500 companies on eDiscovery and related legal issues.