Search Results For: Diana M. Fasching
Presentations
ARMA Houston 2023 Annual Spring Conference, April 2023 | Christopher Q. King | Diana M. Fasching
Publications
Thomson Reuters Practical Law, February 2023 | Benjamin M. Redgrave | Diana M. Fasching | Monica McCarroll
Legaltech News, June 2020 | Diana M. Fasching
Redgrave Client Alert, March 2020 | Diana M. Fasching
ABA Information Law Journal, May 2016 | Diana M. Fasching
PRACTICAL LAW THE JOURNAL E-DISCOVERY BULLETIN, April 2015 | Diana M. Fasching | Monica McCarroll
DRI: E-Discovery Connection, May 2014 | Diana M. Fasching | Staci D. Kaliner
The Buzz, April 2013 | Diana M. Fasching
LJN’s LegalTech Newsletter, Volume 29, Number 3, July 2012 | Diana M. Fasching | Staci D. Kaliner
The Buzz, February 2012 | Diana M. Fasching
Webcasts & Podcasts
ACEDS Wisconsin Chapter Webinar, August 2020 | Diana M. Fasching
As the nation continues to struggle with our new COVID-19 realities, it is evident that what will come next is hugely uncertain. “Normal” will likely look very different for the majority of the population, and this includes companies that are navigating if, when and how to address reopening offices and handle employees who are continuing to work remotely. Not only did these businesses have to quickly adapt to a remote workforce, now there are multiple considerations for them to keep in mind.
Webinar, January 2020 | Diana M. Fasching | Gareth T. Evans
Once viewed with suspicion, ephemeral messaging is now increasingly viewed as a legitimate and even necessary tool for business communications. But that doesn’t mean that the legal and compliance risks in its use have gone away. This webinar discusses how courts and law enforcement have approached ephemeral messaging, and how companies can navigate its legal and compliance risks.
Webinar, October 2019 | Diana M. Fasching | Timothy H. Hood
Diana Fasching, Timothy Hood and Dan Nichols discuss how to identify and mitigate the risks to good data governance that are inherent in any data migration, including potential impacts on existing legal preservation obligations. The speakers specifically address best practices for defensibility and documentation.
Webinar, March 2019 | Christopher Q. King | Diana M. Fasching
Karin S. Jenson, Christopher Q. King and Diana Fasching team up for this informational session to advise attendees about programs that can be implemented to serve as an alternative to ongoing storage of legacy data records, which could potentially lead to millions of dollars of cost for document collection, review, and production, when (not if) the data ever becomes part of discovery in litigation.
Association of Litigation Support Professionals, March 2011 | Diana M. Fasching
Also Presented by Andy Cosgrove & Moderated by Victoria Edelman