Fast forward to February 2014 when I was fortunate to review Summation 5 Pro, one of the first major releases of the Summation platform since the AccessData acquisition. Only this was NOT an upgrade to Summation … this was a COMPLETELY NEW PRODUCT. Brett does a good job of nailing the historical situation. I worked…
Users are urged to update all vulnerable version of 7-Zip to the latest revision, version 16.00, as soon as possible. I know this is a tool used by many in the eDiscovery and technology areas. Head out and get the latest version folks! https://www.grahamcluley.com/2016/05/anti-virus-products-security-devices-affected-7-zip-flaws/
” But why are we talking about data security practices on an eDiscovery site? The simple reason is that all major domestic and multinational corporations typically retain the services of at least one, and often several law firms. Then, each of those law firms works with multiple legal services providers in order to provide the…
“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…
That’s the message from the latest ILTA Publication – Litigation and Practice Support: A Career in Metamorphosis. There’s a lot of good information in there. I’ve only started browsing the articles but much of it resonates with what I’ve been seeing, and saying. The field has gotten much more technical. It had to. The key…
This apology for unreadable text always makes me wince because it is a self-inflicted wound. When you show text to the jury, it should be because you want the jury to read and understand something. Large blocks of small, difficult-to-read text usually serve only to distract and annoy an audience. I’d say this goes double…