This paper discusses the acceleration of Legal Tech in the wake of COVID-19, particularly Hybrid Hearings. There is also an overview of Hybrid and Virtual Hearings.
This paper discusses the acceleration of Legal Tech in the wake of COVID-19, particularly Hybrid Hearings. There is also an overview of Hybrid and Virtual Hearings.
This whitepaper outlines the points to consider when responding to a cybersecurity incident.
This paper gives you an overview of the planning and collection of evidence needed in a defensible manner for an investigation.
This paper is a detailed examination of being prepared for handling incidents, running investigations and preparing for any legal process in relation to data collection and preservation.
John Cleary from Aruma has been involved inhouse in management roles in three royal commissions. He shares his insights on a number of issues in preparing a response.
In this whitepaper, we deconstruct how digital innovations are transforming the future of hearings and arbitrations.
To ensure your organisation is on the front foot, we have put together a guide detailing the steps you can take if you are required to prepare an Appeal Book.
This whitepaper discusses the steps in identifying, collecting and processing data for an investigation and how this process informs an organisation’s information governance learning.
This whitepaper is a detailed examination of the role of data as evidence, considerations when collecting data and the inherent risks in self-collection.
This whitepaper gives you a practical guide to the process, structure and submission of Appeal Books for the Australian Federal Court.
The legal profession has been notorious for lagging behind other industries when it comes to innovation. However, a wave of new technologies is revolutionising the way the legal system works.
This whitepaper is a detailed examination of the role of data as evidence, considerations when collecting data and the inherent risks in self-collection.
This whitepaper outlines some of the traps that can be encountered when preparing a Court Book.
There are preparatory steps that your organisation can take if required to submit information to a Royal Commission.
This whitepaper is a detailed examination of the role of data as evidence, considerations when collecting data and the inherent risks in self-collection.
Inhouse counsel are often the first to be called on to manage an internal investigation. How can you effectively plan for and manage these investigations?