Law Firm Cybersecurity in a COVID-19 World

It is no surprise that law firms continue to be an attractive target for cyberthieves. Law firm data systems hold various types of confidential information about corporate clients, and include nonpublic information about corporate development, business strategy and planned transactions that hackers could use for a variety of malevolent uses. In addition, firms generally also store a wealth of personally identifiable information, including protected health information and payment information, for clients, parties, witnesses, and employees. The dramatic shift to remote working due to COVID-19 has increased the complexity of the cybersecurity challenges firms face.

Going Green: Compliance Issues are Mounting for Corporates

Trevor Horwitz, a senior compliance and legal consultant from Consilio, sat down with a number of lawyers from across the energy industry to discuss the compliance issues they are facing and how they make sure their businesses don’t commit fraud, either intentionally or accidentally.

New Law Leverages Nontraditional Approaches to Improve Outcomes

New Law Leverages Nontraditional Approaches to Improve Outcomes In this article, Robin Snasdell, managing director at Consilio, discusses the concept of “new law,” how technology is transforming various legal processes, and where improvements

Discovery Challenges in Cross-Border Litigation and Investigations

Discovery Challenges in Cross-Border Litigation and Investigations By Drew Macaulay, Managing Director The need for multinational corporations to gather and review documents from different jurisdictions for investigation and litigation purposes is not