If you have cleaned out an attic, you’ve probably run across a box of forgotten treasures. I remember some years ago when my mom sold the house I grew up […]
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Court of Federal Claims Judge, Margaret Sweeney, who presides over Government litigation regarding oversight of financial institutions, has issued another opinion on attorney client privilege, this time distinguishing Federal Rule
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In a recent NPR podcast entitled, “Your Cell Phone’s A Snitch,” we hear a story which, in many ways, is old news. They share talk about a string of armed robberies in
Data, Data, Everywhere: Critical Cyber Security Updates for 2018 Read More »
Just when eDiscovery specialists have gotten a handle on the more common forms of Electronically Stored Information (ESI), and have begun adapting to the newer data types such as cloud
The Internet-of-Things May Be New, But the Legal Processes Remain the Same Read More »
