The explosion of the amount and type of mobile devices, increased network access and the rapid proliferation and acceptance of social media has caused the line between workday and private time to become blurred. No longer does the average employee leave work at the office in the evening and home at the front door in the morning. In this new digital age employees might be handling "work" matters on their personal time and from their own personal devices; they may be posting content to personal sites (e.g. Facebook) about their employers; or they may be posting personal content to accounts normally tied to work matters (e.g. Twitter). Where is the line between these two worlds do we need one and can we draw one?
In this webinar, we will discuss:
- Compliance and legal issues that may be triggered by the "run-off" between the work day and employee off-hours;
- Practical strategies that companies can employ to protect against the fall-out from these issues; and
- What the future may hold for additional concerns and conflicts in this rapidly-changing area.
SPEAKERS:
Alitia Faccone is a partner in the Business and Financial Services practice group at McCarter & English, LLP. Ms. Faccone focuses her complex commercial litigation practice in the area of e-Discovery and all aspects of data preservation, privacy and records retention, both legal and technical. She is co-chair of McCarter & English's e-Discovery committee, an active member of The Sedona Conference and serves as the Chair of the Firm's Women's Initiative Steering Committee.
Elysia M. Solomon, Esq. is Legal Counsel for Humana Inc., a Fortune 100 healthcare and wellness organization, overseeing electronic discovery policies in addition to litigation matters and investigations. Prior to joining Humana, Elysia was based in the Washington, D.C. office of a major international law firm, where she advised clients on electronic discovery, complex litigation, and investigations.
James D. Shook, Esp., CIPP, is the Director of EMCs Compliance & eDiscovery Practice. In this role, Shook provides expertise on e-discovery, compliance, and privacy issues to companies throughout the world, sharing best practices, discussing challenges, and working to develop and deploy real-world solutions to these problems. Shook is a recognized authority on legal discovery and compliance issues related to electronic informa¬tion. Prior to joining EMC, Mr. Shook spent over ten years practicing law as a litigator in one of Phoenixs oldest law firms and as the general counsel to two technology companies.
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