Where to Start with Records Retention and Defensible Deletion
February 26, 2014
By: Brian J. Butler
Where to Start with Records Retention and Defensible Deletion
Agenda
3:30 p.m. - Registration
4 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. - Program
5:15 p.m. - 6 p.m. - Light Appetizers
Registration Fee
$25 per person
This seminar series is intended for the invited guests of Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC, who reserves the right to deny admission to any applicant.
Program Description
Companies are buried by gargantuan amounts of records and information and those amounts are growing at uncontrollable rates. Soaring e-discovery costs, legal and compliance risks and the high price tag for IT to store, manage and search through massive amounts of information have propelled records retention from the back burner to a red-hot issue for both legal and IT. The session will cover:
- Evaluating the legal and business issues caused by retaining too much information
- Best practices for developing a retention policy for all records and information
- Cleaning up the mess and developing an ongoing strategy for new data
- Identifying and addressing the legal and business risks of cleaning up the mess
- Overcoming the cultural challenges
Speakers
Brian J. Butler, Esq., Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC
Brian J. Butler is Chair of the Firm's E-Discovery and Information Management Practice Group. He represents clients in complex commercial litigation in federal and state courts as well as in arbitration. Brian handles a wide variety of matters for clients including contract disputes, securities litigation, FINRA (formerly NASD and NYSE) arbitrations, intellectual property, employment, insurance coverage and construction disputes. He is a graduate of Syracuse University College of Law and Syracuse University.
Robert Fowler, Jordan Lawrence
Robert Fowler is Director of Professional Services at Jordan Lawrence, a leading solution provider for records retention, data privacy and information governance. He has over nine years of experience in records management and information governance. Robert advises in-house counsel, compliance and privacy professionals in the areas of records management, data privacy and e-discovery and the confluence of technology in these areas. He plays a key role in the success and oversight of developing and enforcing effective, defensible and cost-effective information governance programs that address information across all platforms and media. Robert is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US) and frequent contributor and speaker in the legal and privacy communities.
Seminar Locations
This seminar will be conducted live from one Bond office and transmitted simultaneously via a videoconference network connecting our offices in Central, Eastern and Western New York, New York City and on Long Island. Bond’s technology allows real time interaction between the attendees in our offices and the speaker(s). Seating is limited. Early registration is recommended.
Albany Office 111 Washington Avenue, 518.533.3000
Buffalo Office Key Center, 40 Fountain Plaza, 716.566.2800
Garden City Office 1010 Franklin Avenue, 516.267.6300
New York City Office 330 Madison Avenue, 646.253.2300
Rochester Office 350 Linden Oaks, 585.362.4700
Syracuse Office One Lincoln Center, 315.218.8000
