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Sensei Article Featured In Attorney At Work

January 26, 2021

Sensei article “Getting Started with Zoom and Using it Securely” by Sharon Nelson and John Simek was  listed in “Attorney at Work’s Top 20 Articles of the Year” by Joan Feldman.

The most-read articles on law firm management, tech and lawyer marketing during this surreal year.

Excerpt:

 When asked the one word or phrase they’d use to describe 2020, Washington Post readers came back with “exhausting” and “relentless” and “surreal.” “Dumpster fire,” “heartbreaking” and “persevere” also made the list. Over at Dictionary.com, “unprecedented” and “hellacious” are up top, while the lexicographers at Oxford opted to ignore precedent and said, “umm, no” to choosing a single “word of the year.” The year is just too … unprecedented.

The Guardian chose “pandemic” as the most influential word of 2020 because it best describes the sheer scale of the COVID-19 crisis. It has, of course, overshadowed everything and everyone — including this year’s list of Attorney at Work’s top 20 articles.

  1. “Getting Started With Zoom and Using It Securely” by Sharon Nelson (@SharonNelsonEsq) and John Simek (@SenseiEnt)

Review all the amazing articles here. 

Identifying Rioters in the US Capitol with Digital Evidence

January 26, 2021

The riot that took place on January 6 around the US Capitol building eventually led to the rioters breaching the building and gaining access to various offices, as well as the House and Senate floors. Since then, many law enforcement agencies have been investigating and collecting evidence about the incident. Darrell West of the Brookings Institute recently published an article entitled Digital fingerprints are identifying Capitol rioters, in which he describes the various types of electronic evidence that can and is being collected by law enforcement.

In the article, West discusses items of evidentiary value such as social media posts, text messages and emails. The evidence that can be gathered from social media seems to be one of the main focuses of the article. West writes “Identifying rioters has been easy because many of them posted pictures of themselves inside the Capitol Building.”

Not only do the pictures assist in identifying these people but that also helps build a rough timeline of when something happened as posts to most social media sites are dated and timestamped as to when they were uploaded. Other information such as file metadata would be useful as well, especially with photographs where items such as device location, date and time of the photo, and other items can be found. The article is definitely worth a read and provides an insight into what information is assisting law enforcement with their investigations.

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Michigan Police Leverage Data from Pickup in Murder Case

January 21, 2021

Recently NBC 4 Washington reported on a breakthrough made by the Kalamazoo County Michigan Sherriff’s office in the 2017 murder of Ronald French. French had been discovered dead in a cornfield in the county on June 26, 2017. His fatal wounds were consistent with having been strangled with a cord and dragged behind a car or truck.

Despite the Sheriff’s office best efforts, the case yielded no answers or arrests for French’s grieving family. However, their luck changed when recently one of the investigators learned of the potential gold mine of information that can often be extracted from the onboard computers of newer vehicles. French’s 2016 Chevy Silverado pickup had been stolen around the same time of the murder and later recovered. Focus shifted to what data it might still contain.

As luck would have it, a forensic examination of the truck yielded an audio recording of a man other than French using the hands free stereo system to play music which was time stamped at approximately the same time the murder had taken place. Police played the recording for a number of people close to French and they identified the voice of Joshua Wessel. Wessel’s voice was even identified by his wife according to police reports. Using this evidence, the police were able to put some of the other pieces of the investigation together and they have arrested and charged Wessel with the murder. He has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial.

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Legal Talk Network Posts New Digital Edge Podcast

January 21, 2021

What’s on the Horizon for Law Firms in 2021?

Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson give their take on which of the many pandemic-related changes will most likely impact the future of the legal profession.

It might be a risky time to predict the future, but Jim and Sharon have decided to give it a whirl! Based on shifts they’ve seen throughout the legal community during 2020, they offer their thoughts on what lawyers should keep in mind as the new year begins. With topics ranging from the movement away from physical office space to cloud-based lawyering to the rise of ransomware, and more, Jim and Sharon talk about which changes they think will stick and what impacts we may see throughout the profession.

Special thanks to our sponsors, Clio, Scorpion, Blackletter Podcast, Alert Communications.

Listen to the podcast here. 

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