By Bill Kammer No area of discovery requires such immediate attention as the necessity of preserving relevant data and documents. And no area results in more sanctions than a failure to do so and...
By Edward McIntyre DO use social media, if it’s your style, to get your message out; to stay in touch with clients, colleagues, friends. DON’T post anything false or deceptive — on any medium....
By Renée Galente Twitter is an online social networking service that enables users to send and read short 140-character messages called “tweets.” Over 100 million users log in to Twitter on a daily basis,...
By Joshua Bonnici “Well it was great to meet you, Robert. I’ll connect with you on LinkedIn tomorrow.” LinkedIn. It’s that “social network” site that doesn’t get any love. Facebook has sponsored listings, live video...
By Bill Kammer Encryption Redux I wrote recently and suggested that 2017 was the year for encryption. Hacking is very much on the minds of Americans, and lawyers and clients are frequently discussing the need...
By Bill Kammer The Equifax Hack In September 2017, Equifax reported a data breach that may have disclosed personal information of 143 million persons. That information included birthdates, driver’s license numbers and home addresses...
By Bill Kammer In earlier columns, we discussed the challenges attorneys face to become competent in electronic discovery and to keep pace with rapidly evolving electronic developments. We talked about the security of our devices...