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The construction industry is no stranger to complexity. As projects grow larger and more intricate, involving multiple stakeholders across various jurisdictions, the amount of data generated has surged exponentially. This explosion of data presents both opportunities and challenges in the realm of…

Over the past year, TransPerfect Legal, in collaboration with Fieldfisher LLP, has hosted three GC roundtables, where in-house legal teams discussed the complexities of managing privilege in today’s decentralised data environments, amidst challenges such as employment issues, data privacy,…

Over the past year, the TransPerfect team has attended numerous arbitration events, including International Disputes Weeks in Dublin and London to Arbitration Weeks in Perth, Paris, Toronto, and Hamburg. Across countless panels covering strategic, legal, and academic topics, one subject has…

The volume of disputes and associated financial fallout in global construction claims is steadily rising, indicating that construction disputes continue to have a growing global impact. During last week’s International Bar Association (IBA) Annual Conference in Mexico City, a key session explored…

On August 1, 2024, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) released the Corporate Whistleblower Awareness Pilot Program to incentivize whistleblowers to report corporate misconduct and, in turn, force organizations to strengthen their internal compliance programs and controls.

As data volumes grow, the use of technology to make sense of it is increasing – especially within disputes and investigations where the key data is buried within thousands or millions of documents, emails, text messages, chats, images, or databases, among multitudes of other constantly evolving…

The 2024 NextGen GC Summit, hosted by Law Ninjas, united 400+ of Australia’s legal professionals for an exceptional series of panels and discussions from a distinguished lineup.

In the fast-paced world of digital communication, the legal landscape is constantly evolving. Recent cases involving tech giants Google and Amazon have brought to light critical issues surrounding data spoliation and preserving electronic evidence in antitrust matters.