Alan Robinson

Complying with the DOJ’s FCPA Pilot Program (and save millions of dollars / avoid criminal prosecution)

https://insights.conduent.com/conduent-blog/6-steps-for-complying-with-the-doj-s-fcpa-pilot-program

Does the New FCPA Pilot Program Put the Odds in Disclosing Organizations’ Favor?

https://insights.conduent.com/conduent-blog/does-the-new-fcpa-pilot-program-put-the-odds-in-disclosing-organizations-favor

As Hon. Shira A. Scheindlin approaches her final days on the bench, a look back on her landmark eDiscovery opinions.

https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/the-scheindlin-ediscovery-legacy-30610/

This 1-hour MCLE program provides an introduction to the discovery process, with an emphasis on a responsible, proportionate approach to discovery. The program is designed for anyone who is affected by the costs or demands of discovery requests during litigation or an investigation. Document review attorneys, litigation paralegals, litigation support and IT support professionals are all welcome. Attendees will learn the most efficient way to collect, process and review electronic documents… Show more

This 1-hour MCLE program provides an introduction to the discovery process, with an emphasis on a responsible, proportionate approach to discovery. The program is designed for anyone who is affected by the costs or demands of discovery requests during litigation or an investigation. Document review attorneys, litigation paralegals, litigation support and IT support professionals are all welcome. Attendees will learn the most efficient way to collect, process and review electronic documents through instructional material and live presentation. Show less

Reacting to a discovery request after the fact is almost a guaranteed way to increase the cost and risk, not to mention time and trouble. Scrambling to issue a legal hold, identify service providers and collect and review data is inefficient and perilous. And allowing others (for example, a law firm) to control the process takes control away from the law department and can drive up cost.

In this session, the faculty will deliver a detailed, 10-point plan that any law department can… Show more

Reacting to a discovery request after the fact is almost a guaranteed way to increase the cost and risk, not to mention time and trouble. Scrambling to issue a legal hold, identify service providers and collect and review data is inefficient and perilous. And allowing others (for example, a law firm) to control the process takes control away from the law department and can drive up cost.

In this session, the faculty will deliver a detailed, 10-point plan that any law department can implement to achieve "litigation readiness," resulting in reduced cost and risk in litigation and discovery. Along with a plan, attendees will gain the ability to quickly develop key strategic information designed to help understand the case and make important decisions, such as try or settle.

ACC: http://webcasts.acc.com/detail.php?id=985258
Slides: http://webcasts.acc.com/handouts/5.16.12_Webcast_Slides_[AD].pdf

Alan J. Robinson - Enterprise Discovery, LexisNexis
Ronie M. Schmelz - Partner, Sidley Austin LLP
Tamara L. Karel - Redgrave LLP
William B. Sailer - Senior VP, Qualcomm Inc. Show less