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How important are Android devices in the world today? And, what can you do to preserve them? Let’s take a look.
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In the case In re Mercedes-Benz Emissions Litig., Special Master Dennis Cavanaugh (U.S.D.J., Ret.) issued an order and opinion stating that he would not compel defendants to use technology assisted review (TAR), and instead adopted the search term protocol negotiated by the parties, with three areas of dispute resolved by his ruling.
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As I mentioned in the Introduction, Craig Ball has provided a lot of terrific information regarding preservation and collection of data from mobile devices. These are terrific resources that everyone who deals with discovery of mobile devices should be aware of. Let’s take a look.
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It’s Valentine’s Day, which means it’s a great day to talk about love! But, this is an eDiscovery blog, so let me take this opportunity to “spread some love” to all of you who read the blog every day (or at least many days) and help spread that love to others!
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Most of the talk about retrieving data from mobile devices has centered on iPhones and other Apple devices. And no small reason for that is that most of the discussion on the topic has come from Craig Ball, who is, like many attorneys, an Apple guy. But, iPhones are not the only mobile devices for which data collection is necessary. In fact, they’re not even the most popular devices – by far. In this series, we’ll talk about mobile collection considerations not just for iPhones, but also for the most popular mobile operating system in the world.
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Have I mentioned lately how much I love an infographic? Well, I do. And this latest infographic that I have come across – from a Facebook friend who is also a colleague nonetheless – is a great one to note when considering your own passwords.
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As I’ve done the past four years, I reached out to several Legaltech attendees (some of whom I met with during the show) to get their thoughts and impressions of this year’s show. We had so many people respond that I decided to split their feedback into two posts. Yesterday was the first half, here are the remaining observations. And, no, I didn’t split this into two posts just so I could save myself another day of writing, my observations are at the bottom of this post. ;o)
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Once again, we’ve completed another Legaltech New York (LTNY). So, what did attendees at the conference think about this year’s show? Let’s take a look.
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In Rhino Metals, Inc. v. Sturdy Gun Safe, Inc., Idaho David C. Nye granted the motion of the Defendant/Counterclaimant to Enforce the Protective Order that was related to a report prepared by defendant’s expert that was produced to the plaintiff in this case and quashed the subpoena that was issued to the Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant from a party in another case.
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As noted Tuesday and Wednesday, Legaltech® New York (LTNY) is happening this week and, for the tenth(!) year in a row, eDiscovery Daily is here to report about the latest eDiscovery trends being discussed at the show. Today is the last day to check out the show if you’re in the New York area with a number of sessions available and over 158 exhibitors providing information on their products and services, including our company, CloudNine at booth #3000 in America’s Hall 2. Here are some of the sessions today related to eDiscovery, Information Governance, Cybersecurity and Data Privacy.
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