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[Zoom Roundtable] A RAIR Opportunity: Stump the eDiscovery Experts - April 13th, 1:00 pm ET | JD Supra
Join Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist, EDRM, Tom Gricks, Lead Strategy Consultant, OpenText, and Tracy Drynan, Principal Consultant, OpenText, for an interactive discussion.
[Webinar] Optimizing Document Review for Today’s Expanding Discovery Use Cases - March 2nd, 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm ET | JD Supra
Moderated by Mary Mack, CEO at EDRM with Experts: Tom Gricks, Managing Director, Professional Services at OpenText and Tracy Drynan, Senior Consultant at OpenText The use cases for eDiscovery workflows and technology have expanded far beyond traditional review for production in litigation-- from third-party subpoenas to data privacy requests (DSARs/SRRs), and data breach response and analysis to HSR Second requests.
How legacy giving is helping beat cancer
Cancer Research UK is the world’s leading cancer charity dedicated to saving lives through research, influence, and information. It’s the only charity fighting all 200+ types of cancer and its pioneering work is saving lives on a global scale. What does legacy giving mean to Cancer Research UK and why is it so important? Over a third of the charity’s life-saving research is funded by legacies.
Cyber security: Why it's everyone's responsibility
I never cease to be amazed by the number of companies that simply haven’t considered cyber security. Perhaps worse still, are the individuals in senior management and IT roles who ask me: “but why would we need that?” and “it’s not my responsibility though is it?” Well, actually cyber security is everyone’s responsibility and here’s why.
Rising to the challenge of uncertainty around AI with customer-centred innovation
When we surveyed commercial real estate lawyers in 2021, we were struck by the finding that, while two-thirds of law firms have a defined digitisation roadmap, only 29% of firms were actively using AI and automation in their business. A further 33% said that they were planning to launch in the following 12 months.
The opportunity for lawtech to address the unmet legal needs of SMEs
UK SMEs could make cost savings of up to £8.6bn each year by using lawtech products and services, according to research carried out on behalf of LawtechUK for our report ‘Shaping the future of law'. SMEs play a vital role in the UK economy, representing 99.9% of UK businesses and ~60% of jobs and private sector turnover. Despite their economic importance, legal services do not serve them as well as they should.
How cyber cover can help law firms sleep at night
For so many businesses, it’s not a case of if, but when. In 2021, two in five UK businesses said they had experienced cybersecurity breaches or attacks in the previous 12 months, according to the UK government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2021. While cyber criminals often don’t discriminate when it comes to launching attacks, law firms are seen to be frequent targets. In 2020, the SRA reported 75% of law firms had been targeted by some form of cyber attack.
Seizing the data opportunity - The Legal Data Vision
Jenifer Swallow, Director of LawtechUK, discusses a shared aim for the legal sector to prioritise the responsible use of and access to legal data to drive innovation, uphold trust and deliver outcomes that benefit society. (Sponsored content.) Legal practitioners and teams use and generate valuable data in multiple formats, from every corner of their operations and client work.
Finding the story
Tracy Drynan answers questions on the most effective way to uncover the secrets hidden in a corporate’s data. (Sponsored content.) Tracy Drynan, Principal Consultant, OpenText LegalTech General counsel have been grappling with huge data volumes for decades, but what fresh challenges has the pandemic brought? When the pandemic hit, a shortage of laptops meant everyone began using personal devices.
Managing Corporate Investigations in the Digital Age
The goal of any investigation is to obtain a fast, straightforward and accurate view of the facts: what happened, when it happened, who was involved, and what further actions may be necessary to manage corporate exposure and risk. However, conducting corporate investigations has never been more challenging. Many workforces remain remote, the volume and complexity of company data keeps growing, cyber-attacks are increasingly common, and regulatory challenges are ever-present.
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