2013 LAW FIRM INFORMATION
GOVERNANCE SYMPOSIUM
GET AN EDGE WITH IG
The adoption of effective information governance (IG) has become
critically important to law firms from a compliance, risk management and
efficiency perspective. The Law Firm Information Governance Symposium
was established in 2012 by Iron Mountain and information management
leaders from Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Reed Smith, Greenberg
Traurig, Morrison & Foerster and White & Case to serve as a
think tank for thought leadership on how to build information governance
in the unique setting of a law practice.
The Symposium’s first publication – A Proposed Law Firm Information Governance Framework
– appeared in 2012 to wide acclaim. The March 2013 Symposium has
produced two new publications, now available for download along with an
Executive Summary and convenient shorter Emerging Trends chapters:
- Building Law Firm Information Governance: Prime Your Processes
A deep dive into the “how to” of building information governance in law firms
- Emerging Trends in Law Firm Information Governance
A close look at how big data, predictive coding and the 24/7 law firm impact IG
- 2013 Law Firm Information Governance Symposium Executive Summary
An executive summary of the content addressed in all of the 2013 reports
Emerging Trends Chapters:
- Big Data and What it Means to Your Firm
A close look at efficiently mining value and mitigating risk from a law firm’s vast reservoir of data
- Predictive Coding for Information Governance
Leveraging automatic classification and coding functionality to bring order to firm data
- Using Information Governance as a Foundation for a 24/7 Law Firm
Mitigating risk as lawyers respond to client needs whatever the location or time zone
