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Linked – In Favor of Custodian Interviews and Other Low-Tech Approaches
“The second method is one that I highly recommend and fully support in most, if not all matters, regardless of size or value. That method is the custodian interview. If an organization is subjected to discovery for litigation or other purposes, it is critical to interview the employees who created and controlled the ESI. I…
Shared Links (weekly) May 9, 2021
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96% of US users opt out of app tracking in iOS 14.5, analytics find
– Maybe it turns out when you actually make someone think about privacy, they like the idea?
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Why You Shouldn’t Send Business Data to Your Personal Email Accounts
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How To Address Burnout In The Legal Profession
– “It’s not uncommon for the corporate teams I work with to report high rates of burnout while also earning top scores in organizational engagement surveys.”
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These 5 Tech Giants Are Offering Free IT Upskilling Courses Online
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Just Because Associates Are Working From Home Doesn’t Mean They Should Always Be On Call
– Or anyone else for that matter.
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Linked – Epidemic: Hackers Insert Cyber Attacks in Social Media Posts
This is something I’ve been concerned about for a long time, because links on social media are usually shortened using a service like bitly, or even WordPress, and you don’t really know where they go until you click on them. “A link, attached to a Twitter post put out by a robot account, promised a…
What I’m Sharing (weekly)
E-Discovery Needs to Catch Up With the Times, Remote Work Court rules that reasonable expectation of privacy exists in social media users’ internet browsing data Futurelawyer: Zoom Meetings Are Very Secure…Top Ten Ways To Make Them So. “Take some personal responsibility for learning your own tools.” State Bar Issues Ethics Guidance on Working from Home…
