Just saw this post today and wanted to share. If you find yourself at home on the weekends with some extra time on your hands, Relativity wants to offer you some free training and exams so you can use this time to develop your skills. I can think of worse things to do. Personally, I’ve…
Housebound Blues: Considering the Privacy and Data Security Consequences of Remote Work Tips for Working from Home (From a Guy Who’s Been Doing It for a Decade) The Ongoing Battle Over How ESI is Produced: eDiscovery Trends, Part Three Teleconferencing Tips: Are You Ready for your Closeup? Nuix articles on the use of photographs as…
So, your school, work, etc. is sending everyone in to quarantine and you’re being asked to conduct classes online. Before you set off into the world of online teaching, let me give you some pointers on teaching a class entirely online for those of you who’ve never had to do that before. As a software…
Going #Faceless One in four Americans won’t do business with data-breached companies – How soon before we can’t find any who weren’t though? Keeping machine learning algorithms humble and honest in the ‘ethics-first’ era Sitting at the Same Lunch Table: 3 Key Ways to Ensure Legal and IT are in Sync The Workstream of eDiscovery:…
Why Section 230 Matters And How Not To Break The Internet; DOJ 230 Workshop Review Part I The True Cost of Manual Ediscovery: Part One Mental Health in the workplace Mobile Collection: It’s Not Just for iPhones Anymore, Part Four Maze Hackers Publish Texas Law Firm’s Confidential Data Blockchain Will Affect eDiscovery (But Probably Not…
I think the rise of ephemeral, or temporary, messaging, is fascinating, and I also think that many in the legal field are completely overthinking this. Take, for example the article below, where Pavan raises what he considers to be the “risks: Risks of Ephemeral messaging Preservation and spoliation of evidence: Information that is within the…