Information Governance

Learn the what, when, who and how of records retention in litigation and non-litigation settings. The discussion centers on when a records hold order should be issued; what the hold order contain, how it should be implemented, and processes to make sure that the hold order is being complied with throughout an organization. The panel discusses real-life scenarios and provides insight into the dangers of not having a records retention program.

So you have a records retention plan, somewhere, and think it is effective. But are you sure? When was the last time you took a hard look at it? This program will offer concrete suggestions for the design, maintenance, and improvements for a legally defensible records retention plan, from an in-house perspective.

Sometimes organizations want to refer to outside records management and Information Governance standards and frameworks to ensure their program is both meeting standards as well as industry best practices. The table below details the more prominent frameworks and standards.