Email Evidence Revisited – Focus on Penn State Turns to Emails
Emails Continue to Provide a Rich Source of Relevant Electronic Evidence Not notifying authorities “is a more humane” way to handle the incident - email authored by key player in the Penn State...
View ArticleDigital Evidence Plays Important Role in Apple v. Samsung Award
No need to explain complicated patent law to jurors when the ESI is so convincing the iPhone has a “beautiful design”, and “easy to copy” hardware. – internal Samsung report [1] The Background In one...
View ArticleE-Books: The Next E-Discovery Frontier?
Your E-Reader may be called as an “electronic witness” [1] The Background The defendant was accused of murdering his wife. He claimed it was self-defense, that his wife tried to shoot him during a...
View ArticleTop Ten Ways to Protect Your Trade Secrets
Tips from the trenches in light of the recent Ex-Motorola Software Engineer Prison Sentence. Hanjuan Jin, a Motorola Software Engineer, stepped onto the terminal at O’Hare International Airport a few...
View ArticleIs your Code Secure? Steps for Protecting Your Most Valuable Assets
Software code can be a company’s most critical Intellectual Property…and stealing it is easier than you think. The Background These were his last few days of work at his current job. The programmer,...
View ArticleIt’s 2012, Do You Know Where Your Mobile Devices Are?
Smart Phones Can Leave Behind an Indisputable Digital Trail They are Ubiquitous Think about it…we are with our laptops or computers for 6 or 7 hours per day, but we are with our mobile devices nearly...
View ArticleDo Employees Steal Trade Secrets? Yes! (Just Ask Them)
New survey confirms nearly half of employees would steal Last week, our client advisory focused on the use of computer forensics in locating relevant Electronically Stored Information (ESI) on mobile...
View ArticleCasey Anthony Computer Forensics Investigators Overlook Google Search For...
Not All Computer Forensics Experts are Created Equal This story is almost too disturbing to repeat. So we hope you will forgive us for examining a slightly different angle. Just when we thought this...
View ArticleComputer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) Does it still make sense?
Good laws badly applied are still good laws. There has been much-needed debate over the relevance of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) in light of Aaron Swartzʼ recent tragic suicide. Mr. Swartz,...
View ArticlePress Release
February 25, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Chicago, IL The principals of 4Discovery and eDiscovery Labs have announced the strategic merger of their organizations into one brand: 4Discovery. For over a...
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