Proposed Changes to the EU Data Protection Regulations: A Path Forward

Redgrave LLP Partner Ken Prine and Senior Attorney Andy Cosgrove discuss the proposed changes to the EU Data Protection Regulations and what those changes could mean for US companies as well as organizations around the globe.  

The Reality of Social Media and E-discovery Legal Issues

Host of Franchise Today, Paul Segreto is joined by Jonathan Redgrave, Attorney and Partner at Redgrave LLP, a law firm with singular focus on Information Law, including social media. From the franchise perspective, Jonathan and Paul discuss social media and e-discovery legal issues.

There are plenty of people echoing the risks associated with legacy data and a "keep everything” mentality. Join us for a webinar that takes those discussions a step further, offering insight from both a legal and technical perspective into how remediation projects can be managed cost effectively and in a manner that does not up-end everyday business operations. During this one-hour discussion, Redgrave LLP Andy Cosgrove and Analysts Diana Fasching and Christian Rummelhoff also outline a defensible framework for the disposition of legacy data, and share real-world examples of paper and electronic remediation projects. Victoria Edelman, Vice President of Education for the ALSP and Director of Training for iCONECT Development, facilitates. 

Redgrave LLP Partners Jonathan and Victoria Redgrave, along with the CEO of IT.com Mark Cordover and the Director of Litigation for the National Archives & Records Administration Jason R. Baron, address why deploying technology is a “must” for medium and large companies dealing with the expanding volume of information involved in litigation.

On January 12th Jonathan Redgrave, Karl Schieneman and Victoria Redgrave had a discussion on the critical topic of Legacy Data Remediation. This webinar will cover some of the demonstrable risks and costs associated with a "keep everything" mentality, along with processes and technology that can be leveraged in effective remediation projects. (Link to Presentation Recap & Resources)

Hon. John Facciola (U.S. Magistrate Judge in the District of Columbia) and Jonathan Redgrave (partner at Redgrave LLP) discuss how to best protect privileges in light of the fact that the traditional document-by-document logging process does not typically work.

Hon. James Holderman, Hon. Nan Nolan, Thomas Lidbury, Alexandra Buck and Victoria Redgrave discuss the 7th Circuit E–Discovery Pilot Program and provide critical perspectives on how the Program's Principles are being used to make the discovery process more manageable, less contentious and more affordable.

Victoria Redgrave, Michael Bolton, Tiffany Ferguson, Chris King and Tom Staunton provide practical guidance and direction to counsel on how to more effectively work with clients preparing for discovery through the application of the Principles laid out in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals’ “Electronic Discovery Pilot Program.”