Know What Data Your Provider Holds
Via the masked browsing platform DuckDuckGo, here is a list of providers, with links to how you can export your own data. Read more here
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Is There Attorney-Client Privilege in Japan?
Extract from Mayu Arimoto’s article “Is There Attorney-Client Privilege in Japan?” 1. Introduction Disappointingly, the answer is “No”. There is no attorney-client privilege (or lawyer-client privilege) in Japan as in
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In-Person and Remote Collections – Collection Fundamentals Series, Part 7
In-Person and Remote Collections – Collection Fundamentals Series, Part 7 A multi-part series on the essentials practitioners need to know about ESI collections by Matthew Verga, JD, Xact Data Discovery In
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Apple’s New Security Features Impact Forensic Access
Dan Goodin (@dangoodin001), writing for Ars Technica, details several reported security features of Apple’s new operating systems, including reducing the time/number of password tries, encrypted Facetime, reducing web tracking via
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New CEDS Credits Announced
Webinars and conferences are not the only way to earn CEDS credits. Chapter organizing, blog posts and articles, books and book reviews are now eligible. Please see chart below:
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Rule 45 Non Party Request for Tweets: Seth Rich case by Boies Schiller
The very broad request includes requests for direct messages, account details and specific hashtags. Subpoena here: https://www.scribd.com/document/381363661/Subpoena-to-Twitter-Aaron-RICH-v-Ed-Butowsky-1
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Rich Data Survey by Altman Weil
Rich Data Survey by Altman Weil assesses law firm performance, openness to change and the reported results from adopting new processes and approaches to serving clients. See the charts on
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Plaintiff is Able to Get Some Subpoenas for Personal Data Quashed, But Not All: eDiscovery Case Law
Extract from Doug Austin’s article “Plaintiff is Able to Get Some Subpoenas for Personal Data Quashed, But Not All: eDiscovery Case Law” In Delgado v. Tarabochia, et al., No. C17-1822RSL (W.D.
Trust the (E-Discovery) Process
Extract from Tim Rollins’ article “Trust the (E-Discovery) Process” When the former Philadelphia 76ers GM Sam Hinkie explained that fans needed to “trust the process” (intentionally losing in order to
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TRU Staffing Partners Recognized by OpenText during Enfuse 2018 for Excellence in Education
TRU Staffing Partners Recognized by OpenText during Enfuse 2018 for Excellence in Education TRU Scholarship Program offers educational opportunities in the information security and legal technology industries NEW YORK –