Sentences with phrase «retention policy in place»

Clients that have a good retention policy in place prior to any litigation make the preservation of ESI easier.

A third mistake that many law firms make that increases the risk of damage from a breach is to not have a data retention policy in place.

Not exact matches

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office had a similar policy in place, which he announced would go under review hours before Cuomo distanced himself from the retention policy.

Paterson said he was motivated to write his letter after reading about the proposals introduced today by members of the Senate and Assembly that would block the governor's controversial 90 - day email purge policy and establish an up to seven - year retention policy based on the system already in place in the federal government.

«This policy has been in place at the Executive Chamber since 2007 and the records retention policy that goes with it is clear, as well as consistent with State Archives guidelines,» Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopardi said in an emailed statement.

The policy's greatest benefits could result not from retention itself, but rather from increased efforts on the part of teachers and even students to avoid being retained in the first place.

If the gains observed for 4th graders were a function of differences in the type of students entering that grade due to the retention policy, then the performance of those entering 3rd grade should look essentially the same after 2002 as it did before the retention policy was put into place.

[v] This means that nearly 60,000 children in the state would have been subject to retention had the policy been in place last year.

With a better system in place, educators can help reduce the need for punitive retention policies.

«But they have much better tools than they did in 2005 when the retention policy was put into place,» he said.

Many companies place their tapes in storage and then fail to review the need to keep them due to the absence of a cogent data retention and destruction policy.

«Once a party reasonably anticipates litigation, it must suspend its routine document retention / destruction policy and put in place a «litigation hold.

This underlines the importance of (i) ensuring that effective document retention policies and procedures are in place; and (ii) carrying out thorough and early assessments of the strength and credibility of factual evidence in any litigation.

With a strict data retention policy then IT departments should have an environment in place to keep what needs to be kept and destroy what does not.

In addition, as long as a formal, properly justified data retention policy is in place, a firm can justify its disposal of client information if this information is legally requesteIn addition, as long as a formal, properly justified data retention policy is in place, a firm can justify its disposal of client information if this information is legally requestein place, a firm can justify its disposal of client information if this information is legally requested.

Utilize in - place preservation, but establish clear criteria for when it gets used, so you don't over preserve and foul up existing retention policies.

One of the key benefits of a data retention policy is that it puts in place a system to track, retain and, when they are no longer needed, delete client information.

At the Canadian Legal Conference in St. John's in August 2006, the Canadian Bar Association's Young Lawyers brought together a panel of experts to discuss the current «work life balance» situation at law firms, successful practices already in place to address the issue, and a real - life example of a law firm where recruitment and retention issues have virtually disappeared following the introduction of «balanced» policies.

In one of her five influential rulings, Judge Scheindlin wrote,» [o] nce a party reasonably anticipates litigation, it must suspend its routine document retention / destruction policy and put in place a «litigation hold» to ensure the preservation of relevant documents.&raquIn one of her five influential rulings, Judge Scheindlin wrote,» [o] nce a party reasonably anticipates litigation, it must suspend its routine document retention / destruction policy and put in place a «litigation hold» to ensure the preservation of relevant documents.&raquin place a «litigation hold» to ensure the preservation of relevant documents.»

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