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Join us in Chesapeake Conference Room 12 for our educational sessions at ILTACON 25
Law firms create, manage, and retain thousands of documents and assets daily—each one carrying potential risk, cost, and compliance obligations if not properly governed. This session explores the complete lifecycle of a document or asset within a law firm, from initial creation and collaboration to classification, retention, and ultimately, secure disposition.
Join Chris Giles, CEO and Founder of LegalRM, Chris Dunsford, VP Applications, Element Technologies and Michelle Spencer, Legal Technology Strategist, NetDocuments, as they walk through the stages of the document lifecycle and demonstrate how an integrated approach using NetDocuments' cloud-based document management and iCompli’s robust information governance framework ensures control, compliance, efficiency and innovation at every step.
What you’ll learn:
- How law firms typically manage documents and assets—and where gaps and risks emerge
- The stages of the document lifecycle: creation, collaboration, storage, classification, access, retention, and disposition
- How NetDocuments enables secure, organized, and collaborative document management from the start (could include information about Pattern Builder)
- How iCompli applies policy, governance, and defensible disposition across repositories and content types (could include info about the proliferation of data through the use of AI)
- Practical use cases showing how firms use NetDocuments and iCompli together to reduce risk, streamline workflows, and meet client and regulatory obligations
- How Element Technologies supports firms in implementing and optimizing these solutions
Join us for an exclusive client session where you'll hear directly from the LegalRM team about recent progress, what’s ahead for the iCompli platform, and the improvements we’re focused on delivering.
We’ll walk through our 18-month roadmap, highlighting key features, enhancements, and strategic initiatives designed to help your firm manage data more effectively, reduce risk, support compliance, and expand platform capabilities.
This is also a chance to meet the team behind iCompli and ask questions during a live Q&A.
We look forward to sharing what’s next and hearing your feedback.
Explore the evolving landscape of AI initiatives and the critical role Information Governance plays in ensuring ethical and compliant implementation.
During this session Karen Allen, Information Governance Manager, Wiley Rein LLP, Chris Hockey, Manager, Alvarez & Marsal, Reggie Pool, Principal and Founder, Practical IG, and Cindy Bare, Chief Data and Innovation Officer at Frost Brown Todd will delve into the best practices for involving IG in AI projects, from the initial planning stages to ongoing monitoring and evaluation.
You will learn how to balance innovation with regulatory requirements and safeguard your organization's data integrity.
In the age of big data and artificial intelligence, organizations face the challenge of managing data movement and disposition while meeting the demands of knowledge management and AI.
During this session Leigh Zidwick, Senior Director of Information Governance, DLA Piper LLP and Glenn Fischer, Global Director of Information Governance, Mayer Brown LLP, will provide insights into strategies for achieving this balance, including data classification, retention policies, and leveraging AI for smarter data management.
Discover how to optimize data flow without compromising on compliance or operational efficiency.
Lateral movement is a constant in the legal industry, with lawyers often transitioning with their clients—and their data. This session explores the operational, compliance, and reputational risks law firms face during these transitions and how to manage them effectively.
Join Chris Giles, CEO and Founder of LegalRM and Raj Chambore, Global Pre-Sales Manager at LegalRM as they look at the challenges of identifying, classifying, and transferring client and matter-related information across platforms like Office 365, iManage, NetDocuments, and physical records. A key focus will be on avoiding the inadvertent transfer of firm-sensitive documents such as internal memos, engagement letters, and competitive bidding content.
We’ll also cover the onboarding side: ensuring new lawyers can begin billing quickly by securely and efficiently receiving only the necessary and cleared client data—while maintaining clear boundaries about what the receiving firm should and should not ingest.
Attendees will see how the iCompli information governance platform supports firms in managing these challenges—from automating classification and approvals, to flagging sensitive content, to enabling secure, policy-driven transfers of data. The session will include practical demonstrations and guidance on how iCompli helps firms reduce risk, improve onboarding efficiency, and maintain compliance throughout the entire matter mobility lifecycle.
Successful Information Governance requires collaboration across various departments, from IT to legal to compliance.
During this session Barbara Dalton, Director, Data Privacy and information Governance, Norton Rose Fulbright, Raul Barfield, Software Developer Engineer II, DLA Piper and Deanna Dumas, Senior Manager of Information Governance, Ropes & Gray, will showcase the power of cross-departmental teamwork in achieving IG goals.
They will discuss real-world examples and practical tips for fostering collaboration. Learn how to break down silos and create a culture of cooperation that drives IG success.
