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Tag Archives: Dmitri Hubbard
View from Xerox in Hong Kong: why cyber security needs in-house counsel
When I first started writing about the management of electronic documents, the subject was a contained one, at least from my perspective. I was then concerned solely with compliance with the eDisclosure rules in England and Wales. Over the years, … Continue reading →
Posted in Cyber security, Data privacy, Data Protection, eDiscovery
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Another success for ILTA and ALM at Legaltech Asia Hong Kong 2016
ILTA, the International Legal Technology Association, and ALM, the owners of the Legaltech conference brand, have for some years run a one-day event in Hong Kong called Legaltech Asia. I was there this year, as I have been since the … Continue reading →
Posted in Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure, ILTA, ILTA Insight, LegalTech, Legaltech Asia
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Tagged Adi Elliott, Daniel Martin Katz, Dmitri Hubbard, Sebastian Ko, Xiaoyan Zhang
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Off to Hong Kong for Legaltech Asia in Hong Kong
I did not bother to put my suitcase away after getting back from Legaltech New York because I am heading off this weekend for Legaltech Asia in Hong Kong. This one-day event has become a welcome fixture in the calendar. … Continue reading →
Posted in Cross-border eDiscovery, Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure, Epiq Systems
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Tagged Adi Elliott, Dmitri Hubbard, Sebastian Ko
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Xerox Legal Services opens Hong Kong data centre
Xerox Legal Services, the legal and compliance solutions division of Xerox Corp., has opened a data centre in Hong Kong to provide secure and compliant data discovery and transaction support in the Asia-Pacific region. The new initiative is driven by … Continue reading →
Posted in Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure, Hong Kong
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