Friday Funnies: Exterro's Meme Series - Working From Home Edition (Part 3)
In-person collection? Not without a mask! Learn more about how COVID-19 has impacted the e-discovery industry with our new Exterro-ACEDS COVID-19 E-Discovery Impact Report. Who says e-discovery isn't funny? If you're looking for an additional laugh, you can always visit our entire catalog of E-Discovery Memes and Cartoons,
and feel free to share the fun with friends and colleagues. Remember,
E-Discovery is always better when you have a sense of humor. Cheers!
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The regulatory landscape is changing at lightning speed. About 64% of countries now have data protection or privacy legislation and there are numerous new laws on the horizon, including a further 8% of countries with draft legislation. Organisations’ obligations to manage data—and the costs of failure—are growing exponentially. Just look at some recent examples. A well-known retailer paid almost €64 million in settlements with banks, states, and class action suits stemming from a single data breach. In July 2019, a social media company received a €4.6 billion privacy fine, representing about 9%... 
A recent survey from analyst firm IDC highlighting e-discovery software and services vendors found Exterro ranked second among 17 software providers. The top-ranked provider for trustworthiness was Relatively, which the report noted has a long history in e-discovery, "so it is no surprise that it tops the software list." "Many believe the eDiscovery market to be mature but the plurality of vendors in this market illustrates just how much there is left to do," reads the report. Additionally, the survey asked about trustworthiness among e-discovery services vendors, asking participants who they trusted the... 
And here's to pajamas: The most worn-to-work item of 2020. Who says e-discovery isn't funny? If you're looking for an additional laugh, you can always visit our entire catalog of E-Discovery Memes and Cartoons,
and feel free to share the fun with friends and colleagues. Remember,
E-Discovery is always better when you have a sense of humor. Cheers!
Brittney Gobble Photography, LLC v. Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. (D. Md. April 9, 2020) proves that, to warrant any spoliation sanction, there must be proof that what was purported to be lost/deleted was just that: lost/deleted. Mere speculation is not enough for courts to issue sanctions. Overview:In this contract dispute around the use of cat photos, the plaintiff filed a motion for spoliation sanctions against the defendant for deleting emails that plaintiff believed were “crucial to the parties’ claims and defenses.”The plaintiff argued that the defendant “willfully” destroyed emails showcasing the... 
Why This Privacy Law is Important: Similar to the CCPA, this proposed privacy law would grant citizens of New Mexico the right of access to delete information and the right to opt of out of the sales of personal information. Overview/Status of Bill: The proposed bill has died, however, there still remains an appetite to pass legislation in the near future. Need to Know Information: Who it Applies To: (1) Organizations who operate a website or has an online commercial service and (2) collect consumer personal data who are located in New...