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- Relativity Fest 2021 – the pervasive effect of privacy and data protection
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- Would you want to go back to the old rules? Further thoughts on the changes to the Disclosure Pilot Scheme
- Disclosure Pilot update includes simplification and extension to December 2022
- Private emails, private videos and public compliance – Matt Hancock and disclosure
- Curtiss v Zurich Insurance – a close focus on Issues for Disclosure
- Another UK government IT glitch wipes inconvenient Treasury text messages
- My eDiscovery interview with Tom O’Connor and Rachi Messing
- Interview: Lucas Clair of Control Risks in Germany on cloud adoption and RelativityOne
- Eight years of CPR blogging from Gordon Exall and the Civil Litigation Brief
- Senior police officer mislays text messages from the Home Secretary. Were they really lost?
- Relativity Fest panel – legal and technical perspectives on data privacy and data protection
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Tag Archives: Bill Butterfield
William Butterfield dies: eDiscovery education will miss him
I am sorry to see that Bill Butterfield has died, depriving his firm, Hausfeld LLP, and the wider eDiscovery world, of a highly-respected and well-liked speaker and educator. I did not know him well, but he is one of those … Continue reading
Judge Facciola and Jason Baron top the bill at UBIC’s Washington seminar
UBIC is perhaps best known as a provider of software and services specifically aimed at electronic discovery and with a particular specialist skill in managing Asian languages. It is more broadly based than that, however, and extends into information governance … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure, UBIC
Tagged Bill Butterfield, Conor Crowley, David Shonka, Judge Facciola, Patrick Burke
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