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• Automated Data Mapping: Defensible Information Governance for E-Discovery.

• Effective Data Mapping: A Holistic Approach to Integrating Legal, Records Management and IT Needs

• The Panic of 2008: How the Financial Crisis Will Affect Governance for Corporate Legal Departments

• Legal GRC: Creating a Holistic Approach to Legal Governance, Risk and Compliance

• Five steps to overcome common Legal Hold mistakes

• A Business Case for an Integrated Legal Hold and Discovery Management Platform

• 5 Steps to Compliance: Building an Automated Data Map

• Five Essential Components of Employee Trading Compliance

• Exterro Fusion Legal Hold Management Software at Family Dollar Stores: A Focus on Customer Service

Avoiding Legal Hold Traps: The Pension Committee Decision and What it Means
March 17, 2010, 10am (PST)

Session Description:
Judge Scheindlin's Pension Committee decision is a stark reminder of the significant litigation risks associated with failing to properly recognize when a duty to preserve is triggered and responding appropriately. One critical step in fulfilling a preservation duty is issuing a proper litigation hold to the proper custodians. Failing to do so leaves client and counsel vulnerable to sanctions. In this webcast, session speakers will show how to: - Leverage the Pension Committee decision to gain competitive edge - Accurately identify preservation triggers - Identify the right custodians and data sources at the right time - Monitor and track compliance for clients
Panel Members:
Bennett Borden, Steering Committee Member, Electronic Discovery and Information Law practice group, Gibson Dunn
William Belt, Attorney at Law, LeClairRyan
Sarah Centrella, National Sales Director, Exterro, Inc.