The business case for diversity, equity, and inclusion has been well-established for years now. For example, McKinsey reports in 2015, 2018, 2020, and 2023 document how companies with gender and racial/ethnic diversity in their executive leadership consistently and dramatically outperform
Information Governance Group
Information Governance Group, LLC is a specialized organization providing advisory services on information governance, focusing on compliant data retention, data management, defensible disposition, and data security. The group assists clients in creating legally validated records retention schedules, implementing information management policies, and preparing for data security compliance and incident response. Their expertise includes helping organizations manage information risks and costs while maximizing information value. The firm maintains ISO 27001 certification, reflecting adherence to international standards for information security management. Their blog, Information Bytes, discusses practical applications of information governance in areas such as data privacy, security, retention, and litigation discovery.
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What is Belonging at work?
If I’ll be asking other lawyers about their experiences with Belonging in their law firms, I’d best start with a definition of Belonging. My predicament is that, as already mentioned, I’ve never had to closely examine what Belonging actually…
Coffee and Belonging – why do this blog?
Why my firm doesn’t use generative AI
PII Breach Notification Laws: the seas remain choppy
Less Data is Now Even More Than Ever
Less Data #6: Explosion of new state consumer privacy laws compels deletion of unnecessary data
Less Data #5: With CPRA, California doubles down on deleting unnecessary data
Last month California finalized its updated regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). With the CPRA, California has upped the ante on requiring data retention schedules and disposal of unnecessary…
Less Data #4: Illinois court rules that lack of data retention schedule violates BIPA
Less Data #3: New FTC enforcement actions require retention schedules and data disposal
We’ve already seen how new FTC regulations for GLBA-regulated financial institutions require retention schedules and disposal of unnecessary data as essential data security controls. The FTC is now also taking that position for all businesses under Section 5 of the…
