Since 2015 the number of federal cases in which parties received sanctions for spoliation has increased 560%. While this increase in sanctions is correlated to the drastic boom of ephemeral and short message data, how can in-house teams look to improve their data strategies to reduce the risk of spoliation?

Join industry leaders Kacey Hall, Scott Milner, David Cohen, David Horrigan, and Maks Babuder for a conversation on the current state of defensible disposition for in-house teams and insights teams can use to build and evaluate their data strategies.

In this webinar, you'll learn:

• How sanctions have evolved since Rule 37(e) was amended

• What in-house teams should consider when building defensible disposition strategies

• Ways technology can be leveraged to improve defensibility and save time

Kacey Hall Attorney, Verizon

Scott Milner Global Head & Practice Group Leader of eData Practice Group, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

David Cohen Partner, Reed Smith LLP

David Horrigan Discovery Counsel & Legal Education Director, Relativity

Maks Babuder Group Product Manager, Relativity