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Speaking Technical in eDiscovery: Understanding How It Differs from Digital Forensics
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Workers split over what kinds of flexibility help work-related stress
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Majority of Americans react to an article after only reading the headline
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for February 2022
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It’s no longer about the virus – remote workers simply don’t want to return to the office
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What is Tokenization? And How Does It Power eDiscovery Searches?
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Talking About Mental Health at Work – Can I Speak to Your Manager?
Linked – The Pressure Of Answering Work Emails At Night Takes Toll On Mental Health, Study Finds
I don’t find either one of these things surprising, at all. “The results are largely what you’d expect, and what the authors predicted: People who felt simply the expectation of having to answer work emails during non-work hours were more anxious, and reported more relationship stress and poorer health. As the team writes, the “omnipresent…
Oh Yeah That Other Risk For Firms from #ILTACON18 Day Two
Yesterday, I wrote about the risks facing law firms from all around that came to mind as I sat through some of the sessions. Tuesday morning, I listened to Keith Lockhart from AccessData talk about responding to data breaches, and then watched 15-year old Marcus Weinberger do some basic hacking. Oh yeah, there’s also that…
Linked – 7 Reasons Not to Use Outlook to Forensically Preserve Emails
With the grain of salt that this is written by a company that makes a forensic email collection tool, I think reasons 2-6 in the linked list are very real issues for any eDiscovery collection, and why I would not rush into collecting any web-based email account. “On the surface, this looks reasonable—Outlook connects to…
