The Sedona Conference WG6 Annual Meeting

The Sedona Conference Working Group 6 (WG6) Annual Meeting is a premier event dedicated to the advancement of international electronic information management, discovery, and disclosure. Organized by The Sedona Conference, a nonpartisan, nonprofit research and educational institute, this meeting brings together legal professionals, industry experts, and academics to discuss and develop best practices in cross-border data management and legal compliance.

The 2025 meeting will focus on several critical topics, including international internal and government investigations, cross-border data and information governance, and the operationalization of the Hague Evidence Convention. Attendees will engage in in-depth discussions on the Draft International Litigation Principles, Second Edition, and explore the complexities of exporting data from the People's Republic of China. Additionally, sessions will address whether the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure should encompass cross-border discovery and examine data protection laws in India and their implications for global data transfers.

The event offers ample networking opportunities, starting with a welcome reception on the evening of March 5, 2025, at the offices of BakerHostetler. Throughout the meeting, participants will have the chance to connect with peers, share insights, and collaborate on developing solutions to emerging challenges in international data management. Notable speakers, including esteemed judges and leading practitioners, will provide valuable perspectives and guidance on these complex issues.

This meeting is essential for legal professionals, compliance officers, and information governance specialists involved in cross-border data management and litigation. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of current challenges, participate in shaping best practices, and stay informed about evolving international legal frameworks, ensuring they remain at the forefront of their field.