Articles by David Meadows
The Manson Brothers Midnight Zombie Massacre
Morgen 00:40 - 02:15 95 min. Silverline Jugendschutz USA 2021 Horrorfilm Die Wrestling-Karriere der Brüder Stone und Skull Manson befindet sich im Sinkflug. Ihre letzte Hoffnung: ein Halloween-Wrestling-Match. Im Ring läuft es gut. Promoter Vic ist zufrieden. Währenddessen vertickt Big Wang Backstage das neueste Aufputschmittel. Alles scheint normal.
Q&A: David Meadows Joins FTI, Eyes Innovation in E-Discovery and Investigations
Newly appointed as a Senior Managing Director, David Meadows is bringing his e-discovery and computer forensics expertise to FTI Technology’s E-Discovery Consulting & Services and Digital Forensics & Investigations practices. Based out of the Chicago office, David will help clients leverage advanced analytics to reduce cost and risk around their data challenges. He sat down with us to discuss his new role and his thoughts on innovation.
A Discussion of Mastering Risk and Compliance for Legal Departments
FTI Technology Senior Managing Directors David Meadows and Al Park recently joined the Canadian Legal Innovation Forum (CANLIF) for its “Fall Webinar Series” to discuss mastering risk for legal operations in an evolving risk landscape. Chaired by ADB Insights Founder Andrew Bowyer, the panel also included Loblaw Companies Limited Senior Director Jennifer Jobanputra and Eckler Ltd. General Counsel Rustam (Rusty) Juma.
As Privacy Regulation and Competition Control Heat Up in Canada, FTI Addresses New Needs in the Region
Canadian regulators kept busy in 2020. Within the Competition Bureau, under the helm of new director Matthew Boswell, numerous new initiatives and guidelines were introduced to ramp up the nation’s competition oversight. In parallel, data privacy authorities shared new provisions for cross-border transfers impacting personal and sensitive data and legislators introduced a sweeping new privacy bill to refresh the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).
Proactive Strategies in Data Breach Response
The incidence, frequency and severity of data breaches are increasing steadily year over year and the average total cost of breach detection and escalation exceeded $1.58 million per breach last year. By preparing for these events before a breach occurs and proactively understanding the processes that will be involved in analyzing impacted data, organizations can improve their ability to comply with breach notification requirements and minimize the negative effects.
Welcome to the first edition of the Payments Docket, our roundup of key litigation involving the payment industry. This edition features a stolen cell phone number used to buy cryptocurrency, a pair of class actions accusing a network of failing to protect users from scams, and a $58 million settlement for 100 million class members. Please see full Publication below for more information. Download PDF
Get Ready for ESG to Make an Impact on M&A
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues have come under increased focus among corporations around the world. Roughly one-third of G20 corporations recently surveyed said they are under “extreme” pressure to improve performance on this front. More, 30% indicated they expect to conduct M&A in the next 12 months to boost ESG credentials and capabilities. In parallel, scrutiny in merger clearance review has become more intense and complex.
It’s Not Over Yet: Addressing Persistent Legal and Regulatory Risks in Remote Work Environments
Earlier this year, we teamed up with Colin R. Jennings, a partner at Squire Patton Boggs, and other speakers on a panel for the Northeast Ohio Chapter of the ACC. Our talk covered the breadth of risks and mitigation strategies that have emerged—and are continuing to create headaches for—legal teams during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our talk emphasized new data challenges and risks, which are on virtually every in-house counsel’s mind these days.
New Rules Approved for the Georgia Statewide Business Court | JD Supra
On May 13, the Supreme Court of Georgia approved new rules governing the Georgia statewide Business Court. The new rules, which take effect on August 1, significantly expand parties' access to the Business Court, among other things. The Business Court has jurisdiction over a wide variety of business disputes. Before adopting the Business Court's new rules, however, the Business Court could hear cases only if both parties consented. As of August 1, that will no longer apply.
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