The New Normal for Conducting Investigations in a Remote Work Environment: Cartel & Second Requests
[On-Demand] | According to a recent Gallup study, 62% of U.S. employees worked from home this past April, reflecting a global migration to remote environments as the COVID-19 pandemic spread.
June 26, 2020 at 01:24 PM
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According to a recent Gallup study, 62% of U.S. employees worked from home this past April, reflecting a global migration to remote environments as the COVID-19 pandemic spread. Many companies were inadequately prepared for the speed and scale of this migration, and the choices these organizations and their employees made will have a long-term impact on investigations over the next five years.
This webcast will focus on the impact of conducting investigations, specifically around competition/antitrust/cartel, with a work-from-home workforce. Challenges include identifying, preserving, collecting and reviewing the many different types of data that emerge in a remote work environment.
Join this webcast to learn from industry experts on what antitrust legal teams can expect as the "new normal" for investigations in the coming years, including how to:
- Identify and preserve emerging data sources for employee and customer communication.
- Implement information governance policies for continued remote work.
- Negotiate collection processes and formats with government regulators.
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Speakers:
 | Craig Y. Lee | Partner | Hunton Andrews Kurth Craig leads the firm's cartel and antitrust investigations practice. He brings 13 years of experience as a federal prosecutor to assist clients with issues concerning international and domestic antitrust matters, including cartel defense, criminal enforcement investigations and litigation. |
 | Fiona A. Schaeffer | Partner | Milbank Fiona Schaeffer is an international antitrust lawyer with over 25 years of experience practicing on both sides of the Atlantic. Clients entrust Ms. Schaeffer with the defense of "bet-the-company" criminal and civil cases as well as their most complex transactions. She counsels clients in a variety of industries, with a particular depth of experience in healthcare, financial services, energy, media and communications. |
 | Andrea Levine | Managing Director | FTI Consulting Ms. Levine advises clients on the use of advanced analytics technology and methodologies to expedite fact-finding and case development for investigations and complex discovery matters. Ms. Levine is an expert in antitrust investigations and litigation, with nearly a decade of experience managing some of the largest mergers within industry. This includes assessing potential antitrust risks, conducting client interviews, drafting narrative responses, managing the legal review and production process, as well as interacting with regulators on behalf of clients. |
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