On the Mark

We’ve made it through to another Friday and the prospect of a long holiday weekend.

I hope you, too, survived Valentine’s Day without any problems. If you followed my advice, you should be starting your day basking in the glow of a job well done. If not, you probably woke up with a sore back, courtesy of the pull-out sofa last night.

We’ll have a lighter blog schedule next week while I take my now almost-six-months pregnant wife and our two-year-old daughter to Orlando for a few days of rest and relaxation.  In reality, it will probably be four days of logistics, planes, rental cars, my Blackberry, wife’s Blackberry, driving, Disney, Cocoa Beach, more driving and hopefully a little fun and food. Wish me luck, patience and good weather. It’s my first Disney experience, ever.  

Upcoming Event

IQPC’s “EDiscovery for Financial Services Industry” seminar will take place  February 27-29 at the Millenium Broadway.

For those interested in “Complying with Information Retention Regulations and Improving Your Internal eDiscovery Process,” IQPC will serve up two full days of discussion panels on myriad topics, helping to bring sanity, and take-aways, attendees.

I’ll be speaking on two discussion panels that should be pretty interesting.  The first is “Building a Cross-Functional EDiscovery Team: Legal/Compliance, IS/IT, Business and Records Management.”  We’ll have some top-flight speakers:  Allison Brecher, Lauren Barnes, Eric Yeich (and myself moderating). I’m in good company with those three aces, who hail from major orgs like Marsh and McLennan, Lehman Bros. and Mercer.

The other panel, “Reducing Risk and Controlling Costs Through a Defensible In-House EDiscovery Processes,” is a topic near and dear to my heart. Besides me, the panel also includes John Rosenthal,  Patrick Burke, John M. Hodgens, Jr. and Dave Boyhan. 

We will supply more details on the event next week.

Have a good weekend.

On the Mark

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