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Information governance (IG) is simply how law firms control their information assets to achieve business objectives and mitigate risk. Firms need to pay attention to IG because otherwise they run bigger risks than they need to. Also, they won’t be leveraging the advantages of well organised information.

In the last blog we introduced the idea of using RFID technology instead for this unavoidable chore. This is how it works.

If your law firm is undergoing a digital transformation, you’ll have learned that not everything can be digitized and put into electronic storage.

In a world where data volumes are increasing exponentially, it’s surprising that a large proportion of law firms don’t even have a policy to manage data retention and disposition.

The key to resolving the challenge of excess data is for firms to establish a robust data retention and disposition policy. This means drafting and agreeing a policy, supporting it with appropriate processes, controls and procedures, and then ensuring it’s faithfully executed.