Her presentation "To Shred or Not to Shred: Record Destruction Polices" was broadcasted LIVE through both WestLaw and the NBI's continuing education course program including practicing attorneys and business professionals from across the nation. Ms. Lally's presentation reviewed details and in depth information on which documents to retain, how to retain them, perservation during litigation, and when it's safe to destroy records based on regulatory requirements and attorney obligations.
Ms. Lally is a complex banking litigator and national lecturer on the many varied aspects of electronically stored information ("ESI") and the Electronic Discovery Reference Model. She has worked with some of the largest corporations in the United States helping with their complex litigation and ESI related needs. Lally helps clients find creative solutions to complex banking and business problems.
The NBI is one of the largest providers of legal and professional education in the nation, training over 2 million professionals. Providing continuing legal education and training since 1983, NBI is dedicated tor providing professionals with practical, skill-based CLE seminars and online CLE courses that can be applied to your daily work.
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