Consilio to Lead Panels at Legaltech New York 2017
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Featured panels will focus on the challenges of cross-border eDiscovery
Washington D.C. – January 24, 2017 – Consilio, a global leader in eDiscovery, document review and legal consulting services, today announced that several executives will lead panel discussions on cross-border eDiscovery at the Legaltech® New York 2017 conference.
Speakers include Managing Directors Drew Macaulay and Michael Becker and Vice President Ben Rusch, who all have extensive experience advising clients on cross-border matters. All three will moderate panels on Wednesday, February 1 for the track The Challenges of Cross-Border eDiscovery, focusing on how organizations can handle the most pressing pain points of cross-border data transfers in light of today’s constantly changing regulatory environment and data privacy rules.
10:30am – 11:30am ET: The Data Privacy Landscape: Emerging Laws Affecting Cross-Border Discovery
In this session, a panel of leading eDiscovery experts will offer best practices for navigating the current state of cross-border data transfers unscathed. The panel will evaluate the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation, the EU-US EU-US Data Privacy Framework, blocking statutes and other data localization developments from around the globe, including in Russia, South America and the Asia-Pacific. Panelists will also review differing definitions of privacy in light of recent case law and discuss how they affect organizations’ legal obligations. Finally, the panel will suggest strategies for implementing safeguards and reducing the risks posed by these developing laws. Consilio Managing Director Drew Macaulay will serve as the discussion leader.
1:30pm – 2:30pm ET: Finding a New Safe Harbor: Using Technology and 1LR to Comply With Cross-Border Data Privacy Rules
The nullification of the US-EU Safe Harbor Agreement was a shot heard around the legal world. In the vacuum created by the collapse of this framework, and with new data privacy laws continuously emerging, organizations have been struggling to determine how best to proceed with cross-border data transfers for litigation, compliance and regulatory investigations. In this panel, international eDiscovery experts will discuss how various approaches to compliance, including tools such as deduplication, predictive coding, automatic redaction, and anonymization, can reduce the risks inherent in data. Consilio Managing Director Michael Becker will serve as discussion leader.
3:00pm – 4:00pm ET: Global Investigations and Multilingual Data – How to Manage the Risks Presented by Multilingual Datasets
While conducting business in multiple languages is necessary and inevitable, it also creates grave business risks as some of the most egregious and concerning compliance issues become much harder to detect. Sound risk management requires an effective approach to reviewing multilingual datasets. In this thought-provoking session, attendees will get a refreshing flavor for how delightfully complex multilingual reviews can be. The speakers will illustrate the challenges of searching multilingual data and will explain workflow choices for the review of multilingual documents. Consilio Vice President Ben Rusch will serve as discussion leader.
Drew Macaulay is Managing Director at Consilio’s London office. He has more than 10 years of experience in the eDisclosure/eDiscovery industry, with particular expertise in the management of data collection and processing, complex multilingual searching and document review for cartel investigations, regulatory enquiries involving the financial services sector and IP litigation and arbitration. At Consilio, he advises European clients on the technical and workflow aspects of large scale regulatory and internal investigations and litigation disclosure exercises.
Michael Becker is Managing Director at Consilio’s Frankfurt office. He has extensive expertise in cross-border matters in design, development and implementation of solutions in antitrust, fraud, compliance and corruption procedures, litigation, and internal investigations with specialized consideration of international data protection regulations and legal process outsourcing. Michael has led solutions design and implementation on some of the most extensive eDiscovery investigations in Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, and the US.
Ben Rusch is Vice President at Consilio’s London office. He has extensive experience in complex cross-border merger control matters across a wide range of industries, advising clients in the UK, Taiwan, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Russia, South Africa, Greece, and Brazil. He has also worked at some of the world’s leading law firms, including Ashurst, Herbert Smith and King & Wood Mallesons SJ Berwin. Ben has also set up competition law compliance programs for two of the largest companies in Europe and advised non-EU law firms on EU leniency procedure.
At Legaltech, Consilio will be located at Booth 224 and its sessions will be held in Sutton North. If you are interested in speaking with Drew Macaulay, Michael Becker, Ben Rusch or another Consilio expert on-site or off-site, please contact:
Gabrielle Simon
gsimon@prosek.com
203-254-1300 ext. 108
About Consilio
Consilio is a global leader in eDiscovery, document review and legal consulting services. Consilio supports multinational law firms and corporations using innovative software, cost-effective managed services and deep legal and regulatory industry expertise. The company has extensive experience in litigation, HSR second requests, internal and regulatory investigations, eDiscovery, information governance and compliance, law department management, document review, contract management and legal analytics. ISO 27001 certified, the company operates offices and data centers across Europe, Asia and North America. For more information, please visit www.consilio.com.
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Media Contact
Gabrielle Simon
gsimon@prosek.com
203-254-1300 ext. 108
Featured panels will focus on the challenges of cross-border eDiscovery
Washington D.C. – January 24, 2017 – Consilio, a global leader in eDiscovery, document review and legal consulting services, today announced that several executives will lead panel discussions on cross-border eDiscovery at the Legaltech® New York 2017 conference.
Speakers include Managing Directors Drew Macaulay and Michael Becker and Vice President Ben Rusch, who all have extensive experience advising clients on cross-border matters. All three will moderate panels on Wednesday, February 1 for the track The Challenges of Cross-Border eDiscovery, focusing on how organizations can handle the most pressing pain points of cross-border data transfers in light of today’s constantly changing regulatory environment and data privacy rules.
10:30am – 11:30am ET: The Data Privacy Landscape: Emerging Laws Affecting Cross-Border Discovery
In this session, a panel of leading eDiscovery experts will offer best practices for navigating the current state of cross-border data transfers unscathed. The panel will evaluate the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation, the EU-US EU-US Data Privacy Framework, blocking statutes and other data localization developments from around the globe, including in Russia, South America and the Asia-Pacific. Panelists will also review differing definitions of privacy in light of recent case law and discuss how they affect organizations’ legal obligations. Finally, the panel will suggest strategies for implementing safeguards and reducing the risks posed by these developing laws. Consilio Managing Director Drew Macaulay will serve as the discussion leader.
1:30pm – 2:30pm ET: Finding a New Safe Harbor: Using Technology and 1LR to Comply With Cross-Border Data Privacy Rules
The nullification of the US-EU Safe Harbor Agreement was a shot heard around the legal world. In the vacuum created by the collapse of this framework, and with new data privacy laws continuously emerging, organizations have been struggling to determine how best to proceed with cross-border data transfers for litigation, compliance and regulatory investigations. In this panel, international eDiscovery experts will discuss how various approaches to compliance, including tools such as deduplication, predictive coding, automatic redaction, and anonymization, can reduce the risks inherent in data. Consilio Managing Director Michael Becker will serve as discussion leader.
3:00pm – 4:00pm ET: Global Investigations and Multilingual Data – How to Manage the Risks Presented by Multilingual Datasets
While conducting business in multiple languages is necessary and inevitable, it also creates grave business risks as some of the most egregious and concerning compliance issues become much harder to detect. Sound risk management requires an effective approach to reviewing multilingual datasets. In this thought-provoking session, attendees will get a refreshing flavor for how delightfully complex multilingual reviews can be. The speakers will illustrate the challenges of searching multilingual data and will explain workflow choices for the review of multilingual documents. Consilio Vice President Ben Rusch will serve as discussion leader.
Drew Macaulay is Managing Director at Consilio’s London office. He has more than 10 years of experience in the eDisclosure/eDiscovery industry, with particular expertise in the management of data collection and processing, complex multilingual searching and document review for cartel investigations, regulatory enquiries involving the financial services sector and IP litigation and arbitration. At Consilio, he advises European clients on the technical and workflow aspects of large scale regulatory and internal investigations and litigation disclosure exercises.
Michael Becker is Managing Director at Consilio’s Frankfurt office. He has extensive expertise in cross-border matters in design, development and implementation of solutions in antitrust, fraud, compliance and corruption procedures, litigation, and internal investigations with specialized consideration of international data protection regulations and legal process outsourcing. Michael has led solutions design and implementation on some of the most extensive eDiscovery investigations in Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, and the US.
Ben Rusch is Vice President at Consilio’s London office. He has extensive experience in complex cross-border merger control matters across a wide range of industries, advising clients in the UK, Taiwan, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Russia, South Africa, Greece, and Brazil. He has also worked at some of the world’s leading law firms, including Ashurst, Herbert Smith and King & Wood Mallesons SJ Berwin. Ben has also set up competition law compliance programs for two of the largest companies in Europe and advised non-EU law firms on EU leniency procedure.
At Legaltech, Consilio will be located at Booth 224 and its sessions will be held in Sutton North. If you are interested in speaking with Drew Macaulay, Michael Becker, Ben Rusch or another Consilio expert on-site or off-site, please contact:
Gabrielle Simon
gsimon@prosek.com
203-254-1300 ext. 108
About Consilio
Consilio is a global leader in eDiscovery, document review and legal consulting services. Consilio supports multinational law firms and corporations using innovative software, cost-effective managed services and deep legal and regulatory industry expertise. The company has extensive experience in litigation, HSR second requests, internal and regulatory investigations, eDiscovery, information governance and compliance, law department management, document review, contract management and legal analytics. ISO 27001 certified, the company operates offices and data centers across Europe, Asia and North America. For more information, please visit www.consilio.com.
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Media Contact
Gabrielle Simon
gsimon@prosek.com
203-254-1300 ext. 108
