Litigation is no longer the only reason for eDiscovery. Some of the greatest eDiscovery challenges today arise from privacy regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA that becomes effective January 1, 2020.
Given their comprehensiveness and broad reaches, modern privacy laws have a significant impact on how companies and government organizations manage their eDiscovery processes. For legal departments, compliance professionals and internal investigators these privacy laws create a whole set of new obligations.
In this webinar, David Stauss and Bob Bowman from law firm Husch Blackwell will guide you through the most important aspects of the CCPA. They will specifically illustrate the impact this comprehensive consumer privacy law and related privacy regulations have on your eDiscovery practices.
Jeffrey Wolff from ZyLAB will show how eDiscovery technology significantly reduces the resources needed to comply with privacy regulations. Using practical cases related to GDPR compliancy he will illustrate among others, how to respond effectively to access requests while protecting personal information related to other individuals or sensitive business information mentioned in the same content.
Take-aways from the webinar:
– Insight in the key elements of the CCPA
– The main similarities and differences of the CCPA and GDPR explained
– The consequences of privacy regulations for eDiscovery illustrated
– eDiscovery best practices to comply with privacy regulations
