As the LIBOR redocumentation deadline of December 31, 2021 approaches, organizations face a daunting task to examine, renegotiate and redocument any contracts containing LIBOR-based language or instruments. Getting a comprehensive understanding of your organization’s contract universe, assessing redocumentation requirements, and moving forward with a strategic overhaul of affected contracts will demand substantial time and resources. […]
Join us for an in-depth webinar on operational readiness and the LIBOR transition. Panelists will provide updates on timelines and legislative initiatives, as well as tactics for moving forward. AGENDA Transition Update: COVID-19 is Not Stopping This Train 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Keynote: Importance of Early Action and Update from ARRC Why the […]
Halfway through a year unlike any other in recent history, no one can deny that the global coronavirus pandemic has profoundly impacted office culture, career trajectories, and the future of work. With the push for social change on the rise, now is a good time to take stock of how recent global developments have impacted […]
CDS always strives to be a leading voice in eDiscovery, driving innovation and advocating for cutting edge technology. In keeping with that mission, CDS will have a strong presence at Relativity Fest 2020, which takes place online September 21-23, 2020. Conference attendees will take part in over 100 free live and on-demand sessions across 11 […]
Join CDS on Tuesday, October 13th & Thursday, October 15th at The 10th Anniversary of the EDI Leadership Summit: ReDiscovering Discovery. CDS is proud to be a Gold Ambassador at this year’s event where the Electronic Discovery Institute (EDI) will host a full program of virtual sessions and workshops (Tuesday, October 13th & Thursday, October […]
As the global shift toward a remote workforce continues, so does the demand for effective technology solutions that can address today’s demanding eDiscovery collection requirements. In-house corporate and litigation professionals need to be able to effectively search, cull and collect data in-place from the remote workforce across the globe in a timely manner to meet […]
On July 16, 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued its long-awaited judgment in the far reaching Schrems II case which revamped the rules on global data privacy. This significant regulatory mandate layered on top of ongoing Brexit negotiations (not to mention a global pandemic) has made the thorniest of business […]
Dramatic shifts in how people work and rapid tech advancement have resulted in a plethora of new remote endpoints popping up like a game of Whac-A-Mole. e-Discovery and investigations teams have been left scrambling to collect potentially relevant data from all these disparate sources, collect it remotely across broad geographies, and to do so securely. As the ways in […]
Back in July, a few months into the pandemic, we started a conversation with a group of women leaders in legal operations and technology to discuss how the new climate had impacted office culture, career trajectories and gender dynamics in the workplace. We’re bringing them back to check in with them and continue that dialogue […]
We’ve been on a journey, all of us. We’ve shared an exceptional experience in human history. 2020 often felt surreal, like dystopian science fiction. We spent much of 2020 adapting to this brave new world. As we turn the corner on a new year, CDS is venturing even further into the unknown. We hope you’ll […]
Join us for our first women's webinar of 2021 on Wednesday, March 24 at 1pm ET on "Taking Initiative and Setting Your Own Course." Maintaining visibility and advancing your career objectives can be challenging any day, even more so when everyone is working remotely. Learn how other women in legal ops and tech are tackling […]
CDS is a proud sponsor of the GW Discovery Proportionality Benefit-Burden Model Bench-Bar Conference, hosted by James F. Humphreys Complex Litigation Center at George Washington University School of Law. Twelve federal judges and 23 prominent practitioners and other experts will lead discussions for an audience of practitioners and discovery experts. The conference will examine a […]
It’s no secret that runaway data is a problem in eDiscovery. The mass movement to remote work has only accelerated a trend that began long before the global lockdown.
Chat and collaboration platforms are increasingly displacing email as the main mode of business communication. eDiscovery practitioners need to get up to speed and fast on the challenges presented by these new and evolving applications and the various data formats they generate.
Once upon a time, most company backups could have been described as being inaccessible. Today, between advancements in technology, greater cloud adoption and the cost-effectiveness of cloud storage, there’s almost no room to make that claim anymore.
