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With market forces demanding in-house legal departments do "more with less," legal operations and legal project management are disciplines whose time has arrived.
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With the proliferation of new data privacy laws, recent alterations to existing e-discovery law, and the ever-changing roles of the Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel, 2020 promises to be a year of pivotal transformation for many businesses.
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On February 10, the California Attorney General’s office published modified CCPA regulations. Some of these changes substantially revise previous regulatory proposals that were published in October of last year—including revisions to the consumer notices requirements for receiving and responding to Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs).
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The Accellion enterprise content firewall prevents data breaches and compliance violations from third party communications, empowering professionals from every walk of life to do their jobs efficiently—without putting their organizations at risk.
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In this Fair Labor Standards Act case, the plaintiffs requested that the defendant produce text messages from company issued cell phones assigned to the defendant’s supervisors.
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CISOs face a difficult trust dilemma when securing essential 3rd party business processes involving customers, suppliers, investors, and other supply chain partners. Every day, employees must share IP, PII, PHI, and other sensitive content with these trusted 3rd parties across untrusted networks, devices, applications, and identities. For example, a doctor referring a patient must send her PHI-laden electronic health records to a 3rd party clinic over the open internet. An insurer outsourcing a promotion must deliver a million customer and prospect contact records, full of PII, to a marketing vendor. The scenarios, and risks, abound.
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Privacy, as a topic, is quite en vogue right now. Regulations like the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the U.S.’s California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) have done a number on organisations already—and the CCPA just launched a month and a half ago!
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Data privacy regulations like the newly launched California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) make observing days like today—Data Privacy Day in the U.S., Canada, Israel, and 47 other countries—particularly prevalent. Given the scope of these new privacy regulations, countless companies and individuals will be affected by the CCPA in one way or another. That said, the international effort to empower individuals and encourage businesses to respect privacy and safeguard data is an honorable one.
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Data lives across all areas of all different departments: legal, IT, marketing, services, sales—everywhere. Often, data lives in places many of us aren’t even aware of, due to either tribal knowledge that has long since left the organization or a lack of documentation and maintenance of important data sources.
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Often, when you think of the role of a paralegal, things like drafting documents, scheduling meetings, and taking notes come to mind.
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By Mike Hamilton, director of marketing at Exterro
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Overcollection is one of the leading drivers of exorbitant e-discovery spending, which means data management and information governance play a vital role in allowing legal teams to find and collect the right data quickly and efficiently.
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As high-profile cases and ever-increasing regulations highlight, we are entering a new age of dealing with data that’s causing companies to rethink everything – from how they collect data to storage, retention, access, disposal, and more.
