I know there have been a bunch of layoffs around every industry. I know people professionally, and personally, who have suddenly found themselves out of work, because of layoffs, furloughs, or a company simply closing up shop as a result of the pandemic. “If you’ve been laid off or furloughed, you’re not alone. As of…
In what is surely a sign of the times we are suddenly living in, I got an email today from Mark Mack and Kaylee Walstad announcing the creation of a job board on the EDRM site. Right now, it’s mostly just a link to other job boards that EDRM members and others in our industry…
I haven’t seen a lot of what John refers to below, but I can believe it. “The device has to be able to “see” you and “hear” you. Your office machine can’t do that if you are working from home. That’s why many of us are looking at an empty desk chair or why we…
There are two things we know, for certain, when it comes to the encryption debate. 1. Law enforcement doesn’t like it, and wants a way to break it. 2. Any “backdoor” built in to encryption will, eventually, get misused. Now, the typical response to point number 2 is that “people with nothing to hide” shouldn’t…
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…
These are all good tips for doing video-conferencing, but I want to especially focus on this one, for another reason: “Gesture as you normally do. Your hands help you think and speak more clearly. Make sure your screen/camera is far enough away that your gestures can be seen. It is OK to be passionate and…