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Finally a "Benchmark" Analysis for when to hire the 1st lawyer!
Finally a "Benchmark" Analysis for when to hire the 1st lawyer!
“You’re a cost center” They are words that have been echoing in the brains of GCs for years. We’re used to it by now.
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Detecting Data Privacy Signals in the Noise
Detecting Data Privacy Signals in the Noise
As the House of Representatives changes majority, the discussion of legislative priorities is warming up. In particular…
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The "New" General Counsel
The "New" General Counsel
My observation of the “Traditional” Model (path to a General Counsel job): Work in a law firm for a few years. Often, a…
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IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals
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David Horrigan
What is the #eDiscovery Case of the Year? As you plan your schedule for #RelativityFest next week, please join us for the #CaseLaw Update on Thursday, Sept. 27, at 1PM CT, where where we'll try to answer that question with leading experts. We'll have judicial insights from Judge Allison Goddard and Judge Andrew Peck (Ret.) of DLA Piper, case law perspectives from eDiscovery Today with Doug Austin, and Kelly Twigger's take on case law developments along with the latest data from eDiscovery Assistant. We'll be looking at case law involving #ArtificialIntelligence, #Hyperlinks as attachments, the #Sanctions leap from Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(e)(1) to 37(e)(2), and we'll see if anything has changed in the use of Fed. R. Evid. 502(d). Tom O'Connor will have the first audience question from his #EDRM program insights. You can register to join online or in person here: relativityfest.com. Relativity Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS) EDRM - Electronic Discovery Reference Model #law #litigation
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Jennifer Sanders
Attorney General’s guide provides additional clear guidance on practices to use, avoid, limitations and guidance and extends beyond NY. I.e. understanding platform tools (Google, Meta) that limit collection and use of data (and their limitations), configuration (consent management & tag management), and beyond consumer notifications, managing cookies, tags etc on your sites.
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Ilisa Heyman
Really enjoying this IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals 2024 state consumer privacy by Keir Lamont and David Strauss. More than just a summary of (the many) new laws an amendments this year, it takes a high-level look at the implications of legislative and enforcement trends. Some initial takeaways: a uniform approach to consumer privacy at the state level may be fracturing as expectations of what a consumer privacy law should accomplish have risen rapidly over the past couple of years; enforcement may be happening out of the public eye and can say a lot more about the strength of a state's law than its substantive provisions. https://lnkd.in/e8G4vX8r
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