Shields Up! Protecting Private Data in eDiscovery

17 Feb , 2022

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Diverse data privacy laws, geographical nuances and evolving privacy case law pose continued complications for cross-border discovery. While a renewed Privacy Shield transfer mechanism may clear some of the fog around cross-Atlantic data transfers, those working on the front lines of discovery continually must look to innovative strategies for mitigating privacy risks in discovery. 

Join ProSearch experts Ryan Costello and Gina Taranto for an inside look at the latest challenges in protecting private data in discovery, as well as some best practices and practical steps for supporting your eDiscovery battle plans and data privacy compliance aims.

 

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