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Thursday 2 June 2016 |
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8:30-10:30am (with refreshments from 8:15) |
| Venue: |
Friars House |
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160 Blackfriars Road |
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Southwark |
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London SE1 8EZ |
| CPD: |
2 hours |
In today’s world of high-traffic and high-speed communications, legal and regulatory controls are becoming increasingly stringent and complex. It is now more important than ever for a business to be able to implement a document retention policy that is right and tailored to its specific operations and market.
Does your business have a document retention policy, and what is it?
Are employees aware of this policy?
Is your document retention policy right for your business?
While retention periods for some documents are specified or implied in legislation, documents may also be required as evidence in legal proceedings, where different limitation periods apply, depending on the jurisdiction in which the business operates and whether the proceedings are civil or criminal.
Additionally, a business will have exposure to reputational risks arising out of communications and document management issues.
In this 2 hour practical workshop, Monica Salgado will look at the ways in which you can mitigate many of these legal, regulatory and reputational risks with a robust and carefully considered document retention policy: a must for all businesses.
Who should attend?
This workshop is aimed at both in-house counsel and private practitioners wishing to improve their knowledge on document retention.
You can attend the workshop for just £129 + VAT.
Past delegate testimonials
''It was good and informative. Small group-round table set-up is good as all get a chance to discuss and learn''
SGH Martineau LLP
''Very useful means of delivering technical updates and practical topics''
Addleshaw Goddard
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 Monica Salgado
Senior Manager, Cyber Security & Data Protection
PwC Legal
Profile/background:
Referred in the 2011 edition of Legal 500 as “providing top notch client service”.
A strong international background and more than 10 years' experience advising a wide range of clients; first as a Portuguese qualified lawyer and currently as a solicitor qualified in England and Wales.
Experienced in dealing with the most diverse legal data protection issues, from an in-house as well as a private practice perspective. Focussed on bridging the gap between legal and technology when it comes to privacy matters, to ensure seamless data protection advice is provided to the end client.
Key Experience:
- General data protection legal advice
- Designing and managing overarching data protection compliance projects
- Designing privacy impact assessment procedures and assisting business when undertaking them
- Regulatory data protection advice on registrations and requests for approval with the relevant regulators
- Drafting and negotiating agreements between data controllers and / or data processors, including data transfer agreements
Areas of Expertise:
- Data Protection Legal Advice
- Regulatory compliance
- Privacy impact assessments (formal and informal) of new services, technologies, and data transfers
- Contractual Negotiation in Data Protection
- Legal advice
- Project Lead Experience
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