LAW FIRM INFORMATION GOVERNANCE SYMPOSIUM: 2021 REPORTS
LAW FIRM INFORMATION GOVERNANCE SYMPOSIUM: 2021 REPORTS
Introduction
The Law Firm Information Governance Symposium (LFIGS) reports offer definitions, processes and best practices specifically for information governance within law firms. In 2021, members authored 3 new reports that focus on the lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the supply chain and risk assessments, outside counsel guidelines and client collaboration.
Visit the reports here:
Client Information Governance Requests: How the Landscape Has Changed
The last three years have brought a lot of changes to the information landscape and with that comes meaningful changes to the mandates issued by our clients. To that end, we take a look at the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) guidelines and how best to develop a standard approach.
Supply Chain Risk Management in Law Firms: Getting Started and Practical Guidance
Law firms are no stranger to attacks on their supply chain where the intended target is often a lawyer, staff member or client. If businesses, including law firms, suffer a data breach due to their own, or that of their sub-contractors, mishandling of data, it can result in significant client / business loss, reputational damage and significant financial impact.
