Litigation Holds in Healthcare
Maintaining Patient Confidentiality and Complying With HIPAA's Privacy and Security Requirements
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide guidance to healthcare counsel on implementing litigation holds while complying with HIPAA’s privacy and security requirements. The panel will offer best practices for creating a plan to manage and preserve data subject to a litigation hold, while maintaining patient confidentiality.
Outline
- Implementation of litigation hold in compliance with discovery rules
- Complying with HIPAA's patient privacy and security requirements
- Best practices for ensuring compliance with discovery rules and protecting confidential patient information
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- What chief concerns must counsel address when implementing a litigation hold?
- How do HIPAA’s privacy and security rules impact the execution of a hold?
- What steps should counsel take to preserve patient confidentiality while complying with discovery requirements?
Faculty
Paul S. Davidson
Partner
Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis
Mr. Davidson has devoted more than 30 years to litigation involving antitrust, securities, fraud, breach of contract,... | Read More
Mr. Davidson has devoted more than 30 years to litigation involving antitrust, securities, fraud, breach of contract, and IP cases. Among other recognitions, Tennessee’s Attorney General selected Mr. Davidson to represent a number of nonprofit healthcare organizations in complex fraud and breach of fiduciary duty cases in federal and state courts. As of 2014, Mr. Davidson and his team have recovered nearly $90 million that will be used for charitable purposes in Tennessee.
CloseTera Rica Murdock
Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis
Ms. Murdock is a skillful litigator and advocate in complex commercial, business and employment disputes. She has been... | Read More
Ms. Murdock is a skillful litigator and advocate in complex commercial, business and employment disputes. She has been second chair in jury trials and bench trials in both state and federal court as well as in private arbitrations. Ms. Murdock has been involved in a number of payor-provider disputes. Ms. Murdock is also a member of her firm’s E-Discovery and Data Management Initiative. She advises clients on how to keep e-discovery costs down by implementing pre-litigation information governance and retention strategies. During litigation, Ms. Murdock provides advice concerning defensible approaches to meeting discovery obligations while managing cost.
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