Ride the Lightning

Dec 15, 2015

Sedona Conference Commentary on the Protection of Privileged ESI Released

Working Group 1 of The Sedona Conference, the Working Group responsible for The Sedona Principles and other leading commentaries on

Dec 14, 2015

Free Book: Technology Assisted Review for Smart People

I just finished reading the book TAR for Smart People as a result of interviewing John Tredennick, CEO of Catalyst, for

Dec 10, 2015

U.K.'s GCHQ Admits to Widespread Hacking of Computers, Phones and Networks

SC Magazine reported this week that the UK's GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters) has admitted for the first time that it

Dec 09, 2015

Darwin's Law Strikes Again: Burglar Breaks Into Business Wearing Shirt With His Name on It

WPXI.com reported on Sunday one of those small but delectable stories that I love and which prove Darwin's theory of

Dec 08, 2015

Homeland Security: I'm From the Government and I'm Here to Help

Believe it or not, there's some truth to that. Homeland Security offers a number of information security resources for small

Dec 07, 2015

A Concise History of Technology-Assisted Review

Law Technology Today (sub.req.) has published "A Brief History of Technology Assisted Review" by my friend Bob Ambrogi and Thomas

Dec 03, 2015

New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Took Effect December 1st

The first E-Discovery Day occurred on December 1st and I missed all the hoopla while attending to the business of

Dec 02, 2015

Highlights of the ILTA 2015 Technology Survey

Hat tip to Bob Ambrogi for sharing some early highlights from ILTA's 2015 Technology Survey. Hat tip to his source,

Dec 01, 2015

Tor Seeks to Reduce Dependence on U.S. Government Funds

Some headlines just make you shake your head and smile. I doubt most people understand that the U.S. Government provides

Nov 30, 2015

ABA Journal Names Ride the Lightning to the Blawg 100 – and the Hall of Fame

It was certainly a Thanksgiving gift to receive word that the ABA Journal had named Ride the Lightning to the

Nov 25, 2015

Anonymous Rickrolling ISIS Social Media Accounts May Hinder Counter-Terrorism

I know some of you are asking "Rickrolling" – what's that?" Well, it's the prank of posting links on social

Nov 24, 2015

Is a Lawyer Ethically Required to Replace Hacked Client Funds? It Depends.

On October 23, the North Carolina State Bar answered that question with an "it depends" ethics opinion which is well summarized