Global firms with a presence in Asia-Pacific countries are set to grapple with a new layer of technical complexity regarding cross-border e-discovery. On September 27th, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT, a webinar will highlight the challenges unique to this region, particularly with regards to Chinese, Japanese, and Korean language data sets and cross-border privacy protections.
Conducting e-discovery across geographical borders is, undoubtedly, a complex and arduous task. Different jurisdictions present unique demands, which further complicate the process. This webinar aims at mitigating this confusion and providing remedies to some key technical challenges.
The Asia-Pacific region is a special case. Language differences and stringent privacy laws can make the discovery process difficult. The webinar will zero in on these challenges, giving an in-depth explanation of the data sets for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages – areas that pose considerable difficulties for corporations and law firms alike when conducting discovery overseas. The webinar will also discuss the cross-border privacy protections in place within these regions.
The webinar will be led by Scott Cohen, a seasoned professional in the realm of cross-border e-discovery. It will consist of a 30-minute presentation by Cohen covering these challenges, followed by an interactive question and answer session. This discussion promises to shed light on a subject that greatly impacts multinational corporations and law firms, providing them with well-founded strategies for tackling these regional considerations.
For legal professionals working in or with the Asia-Pacific region, this webinar is an opportunity to gain valuable insights into the hurdles posed by an international e-discovery process.