The Department of Justice (DOJ) designed the Corporate Compliance Program to ensure ethical business practices and detect potential misconduct in corporate compliance. The DOJ has structured its guidelines for maximum effectiveness, focusing on detecting and preventing employee wrongdoing. It assesses…

In a global economy, lawsuits and government investigations frequently involve foreign language documents. Case teams can face thousands or even millions of documents written in multiple different languages. Lawyers in eDiscovery and litigation support professionals must quickly arrange for the…

Digital transformation (DX) is a core pillar of successful businesses today. Corporations continue to invest in technology to improve their productivity, enable secure remote data access, and provide a seamless online experience for customers and users. As a by-product DX…

Are you wrestling with consumption-based eDiscovery costs? You’re not alone. The process of eDiscovery is notoriously expensive, and for good reason. With burgeoning data volumes, increased data complexity, and a stringent regulatory landscape, the costs quickly spiral out of control.…

Every organization knows internal investigations can be laborious, complicated, and difficult. Why? Because it might be difficult to discover a single piece of information or proof among mountains of data, much like seeking a needle in a haystack.
Imagine if…

Publicly traded companies in the U.S. must comply with the significant financial reporting and internal procedural requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX or SOX Act). When you think about it, the essence of financial reporting is contracts – the…