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Linked – Test Your Searches Before the Meet and Confer
If you’ve been in one of my classes, you’re familiar with some examples of why you want to run a search hit report early on, especially before you’ve agreed to the terms! I’ve shared my own experiences many times with students. What made that process difficult was the negotiation with opposing counsel. My client had…
Linked – The science myths that will not die
“Myth 4: Individuals learn best when taught in their preferred learning style People attribute other mythical qualities to their unexceptionally large brains. One such myth is that individuals learn best when they are taught in the way they prefer to learn. A verbal learner, for example, supposedly learns best through oral instructions, whereas a…
Linked – Preventing Data Loss When Employees Leave
Trust me, I’ve worked in the corporate legal world and been involved in enough cases of accused IP theft to know that this is true, and is a huge deal. “According to Osterman Research’s “Best Practices for Protecting Your Data When Employees Leave Your Company”, 69 percent of organizations have experienced data loss from employee…
Reading – NFL Hiring Computer Wiz to Look at Player Phones, Basically | VICE Sports
What’s interesting about this is the timing. Obviously with Deflategate there was an inability to get texts from Tom Brady’s phone, but having a mobile forensics expert wouldn’t have changed that. You need access to the phone. Is the NFL planning on making that part of the CBA, that players have to turn over their…
