In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal: "Protecting Data Privacy in Litigation and Investigations," "Transparency in Predictive Coding: How Much Is Too Much?," "'Wurtz' May Influence U.S. Cross-Border E-Discovery Law," and "Managing the Five Stages of E-Discovery Grief."
March 17, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Anthony J. Diana, partner at Mayer Brown, and Gabriela P. Baron, senior vice president at Xerox Litigation Services, write: To meet the challenges of data privacy in e-discovery, organizations should recognize the applicable privacy laws, implement business practices to govern their information, and apply technological solutions to safeguard their private data.
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