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Jeff Jinnett: The Catch-22 of Record Retention
19 September 09 07:41 PM | AnnaVAubry | 0 Comments   

At the heart of the record retention challenge is the difficult question as to what types of documents to maintain for compliance purposes and how long to maintain them. In certain cases, applicable laws and regulations specify the types of documents Read More...

Filed under: Risk , Compliance , Technology, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Sarbanes-Oxley, regulatory, audit, SEC, IT, litigation, Jeff Jinnett, discovery, spoliation, document, record retention, electronic records, IRS, Revenue Procedure 98-25, Revenue Procedure 97-22, Guideline Three, Sedona Principles, Rule 37(e), case law, investigations, Sectiion 409, Form 8-K, ESign, IT infrastructure, scalable

Jeff Jinnett: Adopting an Enterprise-Wide EDRM Platform to Get Electronic Discovery Under Control (Part II)
17 August 09 07:59 PM | AnnaVAubry | 0 Comments   

Our previous posting provided an overview of the typical ediscovery lifecyle and identified the need for an enterprise-wide approach to ediscovery. This posting will explore the explore some of issues relating to the ediscovery process steps in more detail Read More...

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