Emerging Best Practices for Legal Holds [On-Demand CLE]

John Isaza

In this program, Mr. Isaza provides viewers with a wealth of information regarding legal holds, including their scope, triggering events, sanctions, and common traps that attorneys often fall into. The spoliation of evidence doctrine is covered at length, as is the body of case law that has shaped the vital rules, definitions, and procedures of legal holds. Mr. Isaza also addresses the triggering events of litigation holds, giving multiple case law examples of scenarios and common mistakes made by attorneys.
Title:
Emerging Best Practices for Legal Holds
When/Where:
Anytime/On-Demand
Speaker:
John Isaza, Esq. is a California attorney and partner of Howett Isaza Law Group, LLP, an international records and information management (RIM) consulting practice and law firm. Mr. Isaza is widely recognized as one of the country’s foremost experts on electronic discovery, the revised Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and other RIM issues. Mr. Isaza has conducted regulatory research and worked in developing records retention programs for countless Fortune 200 companies. Mr. Isaza also has over a decade of experience as a trial lawyer specializing in business, environmental contamination, products liability and construction defects.
Mr. Isaza attended Boston College Law School, where he served as Editor of the International Law Review. At present, he is an active speaker in the ARMA and AIIM circuits, and he has authored numerous articles on electronic discovery and information management.

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