Inadvertent deletion of emails by employees is a growing legal risk for companies.

Companies that can’t or won’t preserve and protect potentially responsive records for eDiscovery run the risk of huge fines and “negative inference” jury instructions. The new FRCP Rule 37(e) amendments provide protection for companies who accidently delete potentially responsive records. But, to make effective use of the safe harbor defense, a company must show “routine, good faith” in meeting their obligations for protecting potentially relevant records.

In this webinar, Attorney Tom Allman and William Tolson of Mimosa Systems will discuss:

• An effective “good faith” strategy to meet the Safe Harbor expectations
• Lessons learned from cases that applied—or rejected—Rule 37(e) since the Amendments
• Best practices which will enable you to document your processes and procedures
• Future trends and predictable court attitudes towards cutting-edge technology

When:

Tues, July 1, 2008
Time: 1:00 PM ET

Featured Speakers:

Tom Allman
Attorney and Consultant

Bill Tolson
Director of Legal & Regulatory Solutions Marketing, Mimosa Systems, Inc.

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Register to attend this by calling Christina Johnson at 888-721-9691 x13 or by emailing her at christina.johnson@triaxis.com and find out if your “good faith intent” is good enough.



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