Description
We hope you will join us for the second part in our compliance, retention and destruction roundtable series, as we discuss a variety of information governance (IG) topics, including:
Compliance refers to being in accordance with established guidelines/specifications or the process of becoming so. It can encompass efforts to abide by both industry regulations and government legislation. We'll talk about internal security and/or client requirement-based compliance, aligning internal compliance with client-required compliance, and maneuvering the push/pull between the creator of records (attorneys) and the manager of records
Retention is the condition or state of keeping something, and for how long. We'll talk about internal and/or regulatory-based retention.
Destruction refers to the way a record is destroyed, and when. We'll talk about electronic vs hard copy, who handles it and if not, why not?
Disposal is the way a record can be disposed of, including the transfer of ownership. We'll talk about when to return client files and how you dispose of client-provided material.
Answering the questions that were missed on our last roundtable.
Panel
Stacy Bales - Director of Technology Innovations, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Barbara Dalton - Information Governance Manager, McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Joy Mendoza - Manager, Records Management, Bracewell LLP
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