REGISTER PRACTICES IN RESPONDING TO INCREASED DSAR VOLUMES

DATA SUBJECT ACCESS REQUEST
(“DSAR”)

on-demand WEBINAR: Practices in Responding

to Increased DSAR Volumes

The General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) grants anyone, as a Data Subject, the right to access their Personal Data from a Data Controller or Processor through a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR). Failure to respond to a DSAR in a timely manner may result in fines levied by the relevant regulator.

But inadvertently disclosing a third party’s Personal Data, or privileged, confidential, or business sensitive material can also be harmful to business interests and may even be considered a data breach. Moreover, sourcing, searching, and capturing data to respond to DSARs, whether from leavers or clients, places a heavy burden from the outset.

Morae and Squire Patton Boggs invite you to view this On-Demand Webinar to learn about:
• What is the end-to-end process involved in receiving and responding to DSARs?
• What are key risks to consider at each step?
• Key questions to ask, and potential resolutions, in developing a DSAR response best practices programme.

We are excited to be joined by an expert practitioner, David Regan of Squire Patton Boggs, and an experienced DSAR recipient, Christopher Pell of Standard Chartered Bank. Morae’s Head of UK Managed Services puts them on the spot, and draws out solid practical guidance on DSAR response and the opportunity it presents to assist clients at the flashpoint of potential litigation and investigations.

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Speakers

Chris Pell

Associate Director at Standard Chartered Bank

Chris is an Associate Director at Standard Chartered Bank and a member of the Legal eDiscovery and Forensic division. He advises internal clients on all aspects of eDiscovery, specialising in the development and application of innovative and cost-efficient eD workflows for Regulatory, Litigation and Investigation life cycles. Operationally, DSARS follow a very similar “data journey” and naturally require the subject expertise of SCB’s eDiscovery experts. The team support in the process of Identification, Collection, Processing and Review of data for the banks largest DSAR requests. Prior to joining SCB, Chris was an eDiscovery case manager at RBS we he supported the formation of a team that brought all aspects of eDiscovery in-house.

David Regan

Director at Squire Patton Boggs

David is a Director in Squire Patton Boggs’ global Labour and Employment team and co-leads their employment-related DSAR practice, DSAResolution. Aside from advising on DSARs, he works with a wide range of corporate clients providing advice on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment law including high value-litigation, mergers and acquisitions, global outsourcings and restructurings, and day to day HR advice. His clients come from a variety of sectors including media and advertising, sport and financial services.

Moderator

Patrick Kellermann

Senior Director of Managed Services at Morae

Patrick supervises delivery on all UK managed services engagements to ensure execution consistent with client expectations and Morae service delivery standards. His areas of oversight include all aspects of the eDiscovery delivery lifecycle, advance analytics, regulatory change management, and workflow consulting, with a special focus on complex matters and Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) technologies and processes. Prior to joining Morae, Patrick was an associate in Mayer Brown LLP’s White-Collar Litigation, Investigations, and Compliance Group and was a member of the firm’s eDiscovery Committee.