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eDiscovery Daily
FEBRUARY 27, 2018
While the ultimate impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the business of law remains to be seen, legal professionals are largely positive about how it will affect the industry and their day-to-day jobs, according to a survey conducted by Consilio. Are you surprised by these survey results? So, my apologies if it is a bit off.
eDiscovery Daily
NOVEMBER 25, 2019
At Appellant’s apartment, after the agents discovered a single computer, an HP Envy 700 desktop, which was encrypted with TrueCrypt, Appellant informed the agents that he lived alone, that he was the sole user of the computer, and that only he knew the password to his computer.
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eDiscovery Daily
APRIL 9, 2019
Cellebrite recently conducted an industry trends survey targeting Law Enforcement and reported the results in their 2019 Report on Industry Trends for Law Enforcement (link to download the free report available here , hat tip to Rob Robinson’s Complex Discovery site for the reference ). So, what do you think?
eDiscovery Daily
OCTOBER 15, 2018
One of the plaintiff’s alleged harassers left the company a mere two days after that, but his computer was wiped within 7 days of his last day at work. Noting that the “failure to preserve electronic evidence is covered by Fed.R.Civ.P. Noting that the “failure to preserve electronic evidence is covered by Fed.R.Civ.P.
ChiefTech
OCTOBER 16, 2008
Linguistic User Interfaces – Chris Crawford Wouldn’t it be nice if, instead of digging through nested menus buried inside subpanes of dialogs, we could just talk to our computers in plain language? Sure it would, but computer scientists have long since proven that such “natural language processing&# can’t be done.
eDiscovery Daily
OCTOBER 27, 2019
Articles on cloud computing , cybersecurity and websites and marketing were released free online. The survey found that the most popular security measure being used by 35% of respondents was secure socket layers (SSL), which encrypt computer communications, including web traffic.
eDiscovery Daily
DECEMBER 15, 2019
In Friday’s post about Norton Rose Fulbright’s 2019 Litigation Trends Annual Survey , one of the most notable trends was that 44 percent of corporate respondents identified Cybersecurity/data privacy as the most likely new source of dispute for their business on the horizon, which was more than four times the next likely sources.
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