Shared Links (weekly) April 19, 2026
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New Hampshire removes mental health questions from bar application Taking care about time and place data in eDiscovery – things may not be as simple as they seem – Is that GPS location really accurate? Five Tips for Speaking Virtually How employers can help workers’ mental health during COVID-19 Law Firm Reopening Guidance: A Round…
Perhaps we should include a bullet point or two in our business continuity plans for addressing AI outages. Of course, we might also consider the continuity plan for AI tools, or any SAAS solution, going under as well. It’s just good risk management.
How much of your AI work would be negatively impacted by even a few hours of downtime?
I don’t believe a lot of people understand this when it comes to BYOD situations: By the way, something else that the phone’s owner should understand: the extraction will not be limited to “relevant” text messages. Such refined extracting and searching is not possible with text messages – at least not yet. Rather, all information…
How Psychology Can Save Your Cybersecurity Awareness Training Program
Fraudsters Cloned Company Director’s Voice In $35 Million Bank Heist, Police Find
eDiscovery Lessons From 2020 That Your Law Firm Shouldn’t Ignore
Comment: As Data Evolution Charges Full Steam Ahead, is E-Discovery Along for the Ride?
What Skills Do Lawyers Need to Excel in a New Era of Business?
“Our psychology of e-mail doesn’t match the reality. We treat them as ephemeral, even though they’re not. And the archival nature of e-mail — or text messages, or Twitter chats, or Facebook conversations — isn’t salient.” It’s so easy to fire off an email, comment, or tweet, without thinking about someone reading it years later….