[Live Webinar]
How To Make Your Corporate Investigations Hold Up Under Scrutiny
Dan Dollarhide
Sr. Director of Global Solutions, Oxygen Forensics
Chip Koons
Founder and CEO, Veracity Forensics LLC
Susana Medeiros
Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, Information Governance, eDiscovery, Cybersecurity, and Privacy
Sam Sessler
Director, Norton Rose Fulbright, Global eDiscovery Services
How defensible is your investigation process? Create investigations that inspire confidence.
About the Event
This live, 60-minute session will bring together digital forensics and legal experts to walk you through how to build more defensible corporate investigation workflows that can stand up to internal, legal, and regulatory scrutiny.
By learning how to strengthen your process from the start, you can reduce inconsistencies, improve documentation, and create greater confidence in your investigative findings. Most importantly, ensure your work is credible, repeatable, and ready to be defended when it matters most.
This session is designed as an expert-led panel discussion, with practical guidance on evidence handling, investigative workflows, and the steps organizations can take to make defensibility part of their process by design. You’ll also have the opportunity to bring your questions directly to the panel during a live Q&A.
What You'll Learn:
- Building defensibility into your investigation process
- Reducing gaps and inconsistencies that undermine findings
- Strengthening documentation, evidence handling, and investigative workflows
- How to better prepare your work to withstand legal, regulatory, and internal scrutiny
- Practical best practices from digital forensics and legal experts
What to Expect:
- Practical guidance for building a more rigorous, defensible investigation process.
Insight from past investigations from an expert legal perspective-
Discussion on the impact of AI on internal investigations -
Live Q&A with digital forensics and legal experts
How to Make Your Corporate Investigations Hold Up Under Scrutiny
Cost: Free
Who This is For: Corporate security, legal/compliance, and eDiscovery practitioners looking for an expert take on the state of internal investigations, and how to make sure your investigative process and tools hold up in court.