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What Causes Lawyers to Over-Preserve?
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Fail-Safe Privilege Protection: The Clawback Agreement
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e-Discovery Training Icebreakers
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“(NEWSER) – It’s possible the experts in attendance Tuesday at a cybersecurity conference in the Netherlands didn’t know what to make of 11-year-old Reuben Paul when the sixth-grader from Texas took the stage. But by the end of his presentation, they were tweeting compliments like “respect” and “the future of cybersecurity,” Mashable reports. According to…
Good Questions! | Ball in your Court tags: LitSupport MM Who Knew What When About the Form of Production tags: LitSupport MM The Dangers of Outlook Email for Discovery tags: LitSupport MM It’s the Parties’ Data, Stupid! tags: LitSupport MM Georgetown: An E-Discovery Disneyland tags: LitSupport MM “We Don’t Want To” is Not an Objection tags: LitSupport MM…
Do you know how much information is stored on a device like the Google Home or Amazon Echo? Before you decide to get rid of it, by donating, or handing it down to a friend, you may want to check out this article: Your smart speakers are listening: Wipe them clean before giving them away….
In light of last week’s announcement of changes at Blogger, I’ve decided to go ahead and take the plunge. I’m going to be converting this blog over to WordPress. Of course, with over 8 years of customizations to the site, it’s not going to be a simple process to convert everything, so just be aware…
This is an interesting approach – “At least one company is looking to remove as much risk as possible. According to Wired, Wetherspoon has simply deleted all of the email addresses from their marketing database. Instead, the company plans on marketing via social media channels, including its Facebook and Twitter accounts, as well as its…
I know I used to work there, and you’d think I’d have some inside information, but clearly I don’t. I was just talking about Nuix at ILTACON a couple of weeks ago and telling people that I really thought they didn’t consider themselves an eDiscovery company anymore. They had zero presence at the conference, and…
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