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What a total cluster! “Police obtained records from Hulu suggesting that Vasquez was watching “The Voice,” a singing talent competition that airs on NBC, just before the crash. Hulu’s records showed she began watching the program at 9:16pm. Streaming of the … Continued
This is mostly because it’s too difficult and/or expensive to retain SMS messages, but I have another takeaway. “In other words, only 22 percent of FOIA requestors got everything they asked for. 22 percent!” The demand for the Federal government … Continued
It seems like a no-brainer, if you’re going to play in this field you should understand the technology, and learn how to cooperate so that eDiscovery isn’t this huge issue that it can be. And yet, here we are. Still … Continued
Honestly, I think one of the most common problems I’ve seen over the years is doing these steps, but in the wrong order. “Identify the facts and recognize missing pieces Confirm what you know Interview key players Compile data for … Continued
This really makes you wonder. “Clive Steer, 39, from Guildford, spent 18 months on bail facing a bribery charge despite telling detectives when he was first interviewed that evidence proving his innocence could be found on his laptop. The charge … Continued
Recently, while meeting with a vendor doing a software demo, the sales rep for said vendor assured me that: “You’d have an assigned project manager, and you’ll have their cell phone number and can reach them anywhere, anytime, even if … Continued
I really couldn’t agree with the summary more. If you have to review any email, thread it. “In summary, email threading should be implemented in every case. It makes review more efficient, more consistent, and can streamline even the smallest … Continued