Ride the Lightning

Oct 11, 2012

Judge Suspended: Fistfight at Walmart Caught on Video

We lecture a lot about video evidence because more and more of it arrives in our lab. There was the memorable

Oct 10, 2012

Divorce Lawyer Indicted in Alleged Eavesdropping Scheme

Why do some attorneys think they can get away with unethical/illegal conduct? I guess that's a rhetorical question since it

Oct 09, 2012

Bank Cyberattacks Wreak Havoc on Consumers

Unless you've been living under a rock, you've heard about the successful attacks on major American banks. They reportedly included Bank of America, JP

Oct 04, 2012

Video Spoliation Cases – What the Courts are Saying

One of my readers is Jeff Reed, who has been involved in e-discovery for a long time. He wrote a

Oct 03, 2012

Chinese Cyberattack on White House Network Confirmed

Door rattlings are not ununsual anywhere in the federal government and clearly the White House is a prime target for those

Oct 01, 2012

Logikcull: Test Driving a New E-Discovery Tool – and Liking It!

John and I have been friends with the folks at Logik for several years. They are a bright, witty and imaginative

Sep 27, 2012

Selecting E-Discovery Providers: Deconstructing the Nightmare

I always enjoy the writings of our friend Rob Robinson from Orange Legal Technologies. He recently posted an excellent guide to

Sep 26, 2012

NLRB Publishes First Social Media Decision – Costco's Policy Too Broad

Everyone has been waiting for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to speak. It sure took a while. The Board's

Sep 25, 2012

New NIST Publication on Security Risk Assessments

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released a final version of its risk assessment guidelines. The new

Sep 24, 2012

Managing Your Passwords: Another Reason to Get LastPass

LastPass has long been one of our favorite password managers and many of our friends on the lecture circuit concur. It

Sep 20, 2012

Home Depot Can't Rummage Through Ex-Employee's Social Media Posts

A federal judge in California has ruled that Home Depot will not be allowed to rummage through a former employee's

Sep 19, 2012

The Hacking and Jamming of GPS Signals

GPS has become a universally understood acronym. Who needs maps? The nice lady's voice (of course you get naughty voices