Ride the Lightning

Apr 23, 2010

Discarded Buffalo Police Copiers Contain Sensitive Data

It looks like my last post about the confidential data that may remain on discarded copiers may have been very timely.

Apr 21, 2010

Going to Ditch a Copier? Think Twice. It May Carry Your Data.

We had an e-mail from the Virginia State Bar's ethics guru, Jim McCauley, asking about an article he had read

Apr 15, 2010

How Computer Forensics Firms Market Themselves

Some time back, I asked readers of this blog to tell me if they purchased e-mail lists and used them

Apr 13, 2010

What is the Most Secure Smartphone?

Hands down, it's the BlackBerry. The BlackBerry is the unsung hero of data security. It's nowhere near as glamorous as

Apr 08, 2010

iPhone Insecurity AND Kindle Insecurity

Thanks to Andrea Cannavina (of Legal Typist fame) who attended ABA TECHSHOW and sent me a follow-up question after attending

Apr 06, 2010

Photo Manipulation: Photoshop's Mind-Blowing New Tool

One of the most popular seminars John and I teach is on The Alternation and Fabrication of Electronic Evidence. Thanks

Apr 02, 2010

Guest Post: That's the Way the Burden Crumbles

Today's guest post comes from Jim McGann, VP of Information Discovery, Index Engines. The eDiscovery industry is watching the burden

Apr 01, 2010

Applied Discovery Announces Release of Reviewitter, A New EDD Review Tool

Applied Discovery, a worldwide electronic discovery leader that offers multi-national collection, analytics, processing, review, and production services for law firms,

Mar 30, 2010

Judge Waxse on Reducing Combat in E-Discovery

Last week at ABA TECHSHOW, John had the pleasure of lecturing with Magistrate Judge David Waxse, Judge James Rosenbaum and noted

Mar 25, 2010

Facebook More Popular Than Google: E-discovery Implications

According to Hitwise research, Facebook is now the most visited website in the U.S., edging out Google. Apparently, we are

Mar 23, 2010

How Lawyers Make Themselves Invaluable to Their Firms: They Learn E-Discovery

John and I lectured to the New York City Bar Association last week. New York law firms were decimated last

Mar 18, 2010

No, No, You Can't Do That: Lawyers Surreptitiously Friending on Facebook

Recently, we've seen a deluge of social networking evidence in court, especially in family law cases. It's extraordinary how fast