Ride the Lightning

Mar 17, 2008

RECOGNIZING THE BEST OF BREED: EDD UPDATE AND K&L GATES

On the final day of the ABA TECHSHOW, I had all good intentions of composing a farewell post. After deciding

Mar 14, 2008

ABA TECHSHOW – DAY TWO: THE MOST DAMNING THING IS THE HOLE WHERE EVIDENCE USED TO BE

There is no way to adequately report on a day which held the entire e-discovery track. For my own part,

Mar 13, 2008

BANK SECRECY ACT GUNS DOWN SHERIFF OF WALL STREET

In a truly timely keynote presentation at ABA TECHSHOW 2008, the Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy and Information Center

Mar 12, 2008

ABA TECHSHOW – WAHOO!

From Chicago: Speaking at ABA TECHSHOW is a great honor, but getting to listen to some of the best and

Mar 11, 2008

DÉJÀ VU ALL OVER AGAIN: QUALCOMM

The Qualcomm attorneys previously sanctioned for their egregious misconduct in electronic discovery are now to get another bite of the

Mar 09, 2008

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES INFOGOVERNANCE!

It is with great sadness that I say goodbye to the venerable Infogovernance blog written by my friend Rob Robinson.

Mar 06, 2008

PROPELLER HEAD ALERT: MORE ON ANTIFORENSICS

For the technically inclined among you, there was an excellent antiforensics thread on the Windows Incident Response blog which makes

Mar 05, 2008

LEGAL SKULLDUGGERY: THE COKE SIDE OF LIFE

Why, oh why, do some of our colleagues insist on bringing dishonor to our beleaguered profession? Now we have to

Mar 03, 2008

KEYWORD SEARCHES: SHERLOCK HOLMES OR INSPECTOR CLOUSEAU?

On February 5th, the United State District Court for the Southern District of Texas issued a Memorandum and Order in

Feb 28, 2008

RULE 502 IS HALFWAY HOME

On February 27th, the Senate approved by unanimous consent without amendment S. 2450, a bill adding new Evidence Rule 502

Feb 26, 2008

ANTIFORENSICS: SLACKER, TIMESTOMP AND SAM JUICER

Strange names, huh? Slacker, Timestop and Sam Juicer are all “antiforensics” software tools designed to foil computer forensic technologists. As

Feb 22, 2008

MYSPACE FRIEND REQUEST VIOLATES PROTECTIVE ORDER

In a potentially landmark decision, a New York judge has ruled that allegations that a Staten Island teen broke the