Records Retention and Destruction Policy: Key Privacy and E-Discovery Implications to Consider
The dizzying amount of data that many companies have in the "digital age" is often compounded by the increasing challenges of complying with various privacy regulations and e-discovery obligations. Attorneys and privacy professionals know that failing to manage records and documents properly can lead to disastrous and burdensome consequences. They not only face decisions as to what to retain and what to delete, but also whether they’re retaining or destroying too much.
Amanda Franz
Join Pillsbury as we explore this important topic through the lens of privacy and e-discovery, including:
- Why should companies develop information governance/records management policies?
- Key features and benefits of developing a proactive records management policy
- Important privacy and e-discovery considerations to remember
- Integrating cross-border data requirements into a global policy
RSVP by Friday, May 3, 2012. Please register for this complimentary presentation to receive log-in/dial-in information.
If there are specific topics you would like to see addressed in the series, please e-mail Amanda Franz.
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP has been granted Accredited Provider status by the California and New York State Continuing Legal Education Boards, is an accredited provider of Texas CLE programs and routinely submits CLE programs for approval by the Virginia State Bar. Continuing Legal Education credit for this program is pending in New York, California, and Texas. Pillsbury plans to apply for Virginia CLE credit.
Download: Records Retention and Destruction Policy: Key Privacy and E-Discovery Implications to Consider
Speakers
David Stanton
Partner
Sponsors
Pillsbury