Chuck Kellner

The upcoming changes to the GDPR (General Data Protection Rules) are structured to give citizens more control over their personal data. The GDPR affects any organization offering goods or services to Europeans – regardless of location.

It is important proactively to take the necessary steps to remain compliant within your organizations, before the changes to the GDPR are implemented. In this eBook, leading industry experts such as David Horrigan (Relativity), John Patzakis (X1) and Chuck… Show more

The upcoming changes to the GDPR (General Data Protection Rules) are structured to give citizens more control over their personal data. The GDPR affects any organization offering goods or services to Europeans – regardless of location.

It is important proactively to take the necessary steps to remain compliant within your organizations, before the changes to the GDPR are implemented. In this eBook, leading industry experts such as David Horrigan (Relativity), John Patzakis (X1) and Chuck Kellner (D4) provide answers to commonly asked questions, and help you start preparing for the GDPR.

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An in-depth look at the GDPR and key changes
Answers to commonly asked questions provided by experts
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Healthcare providers regularly face an onslaught of eDiscovery requests from cases of all types. The sheer size, importance, and globalization of the healthcare industry makes it imperative to study how healthcare ESI may best be approached. Many forms of healthcare data are proprietary or unique to the sector. They pose challenges to legal teams in identification, collection, analysis, review, and format of production.

This white paper addresses the following eDiscovery challenges for… Show more

Healthcare providers regularly face an onslaught of eDiscovery requests from cases of all types. The sheer size, importance, and globalization of the healthcare industry makes it imperative to study how healthcare ESI may best be approached. Many forms of healthcare data are proprietary or unique to the sector. They pose challenges to legal teams in identification, collection, analysis, review, and format of production.

This white paper addresses the following eDiscovery challenges for legal teams in the healthcare industry:
Legal professionals need to keep pace with new healthcare technologies and the idiomatic language of healthcare data. Legal teams must develop an inquiry as to what kinds of ESI and metadata are needed for what particular evidentiary purpose, and to have the ability to explore that data in context. In the superheated world of healthcare mergers and acquisitions, there are key considerations to data integration, legal hold, and legacy systems. Given the massive volumes of PHI (personal health information), eDiscovery teams must determine how to manage HIPAA concerns and security. Show less

E-discovery can be daunting and costly. We look to reduce review costs with predictive coding and advanced analytics and we look to reduce technology costs for processing, hosting and storage. Bringing e-discovery in-house is the right move for some but may not be for others. Sometimes, a hybrid solution works best. Since some acquisition costs are not very obvious, here is a model to help you make your decisions:

Two industry developments combine to take back some of the gains in efficiency developed by the litigation support industry. Here's a way not to pander to the fear.