Browning Marean pointed out that the Qualcomm case is a good place to start discussing the dangers. Mess up discovery and your firm can be sanctioned, you can be sanctioned, etc. There’s real danger in not handling evidence correctly. Judge Facciola “I re-read the Qualcomm case the other night, closed it and thanked God that…
Interesting Keynote on Internet Privacy. Good discussion about Spitzer, RealID, The wiretap bill, cloud computing, warrantless laptop searches at the border, etc. I was especially interested in Marc Rotenberg’s take on Google Apps. He’s not a fan. Rightly, he’s concerned about the amount of information Google has about you by having access to your email…
This morning was pretty hectic. I had a number of projects that needed to get done in short order, so I had to pull out all the stops to get them done. There was one point though, when I looked around me and thought, wow, maybe Lit Support is a geek’s paradise? Here’s why. I…
As if I wasn’t looking forward to going to Chicago next month already, I saw this post last night about the event: ABA TECHSHOW Goes Social The Internet continues to roll out some fun tools that are great at keeping people connected and talking about a conference, whether they’re attending the conference or not. At…
Or, “How bad is the phone company that we have to switch to Time Warner Digital Phone?” Seriously, we have enough issues with our cable Internet connection dropping out for significant amounts of time, for no apparent reason, that when Time Warner introduced digital phone in our area, I practically laughed out loud at the…
OK so it’s a simple concept to most of you guys, but obviously, our various users don’t quite grasp this, and I’m wondering what the best way to explain it is. Here’s the scenario: User needs data copied to a laptop from the network so he can work on it offline from some other location…