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Linked – Court Dismisses Plaintiff’s Complaint As Sanction for Doctored Emails
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Linked – Consumer guide advises how your car may be tracking you
I recently purchased a new car, for the first time since 2002. One of the first things I noticed was how “connected” it is, to my phone, to trip data, to various apps, to it’s own internal information etc. Naturally, as an eDiscovery professional, I immediately started wondering about how that data is handled, and…
Linked: Law Firm Data Security Vulnerabilities
These results from the 2018 ABA Legal Technology Survey are not at all good, given how much information is laying around law firms these days. “Less than half of the responding firms have the following policies or plans that are important facets of a law firm’s security posture: computer acceptable use policy (41%); remote access…
