Presented by Philip Farvo and Robb Caruso of Driven, Inc. 

Our March 21st meeting focused on eDiscovery, including significant procedural developments, key technological trends impacting Discovery, and updates on Technology-Assisted-Review (TAR) case law.

A PDF version of the slides are available for download HERE. 

Part of the day's discussion covered the legal and ethical implications of self-destructing messaging applications such as Wickr, Telegram, and Snapchat. If you are interested in reading more, please visit this article from the Utah Bar Journal: A New Frontier in eDiscovery Ethics: Self-Destructing Messaging Applications. 

This monthly meeting ws sponsored by Information Governance Solutions (IGS). IGS was founded on the belief that People, Policy, and the Regulatory Environment must all come together to create an effective and defensible Information Governance program. With unparalleled expertise, IGS helps organizations achieve success with their records retention program. Please take a moment to check out their website by clicking on the IGS logo.