With Cell Phone Forensics, When Does Self-Collection Amount to No Collection? When Something Else Is ‘Happening’ Self-collection, or custodian-based collection, by itself, is not a substandard e-discovery practice. Most cases in self-collection bring the...
Evidence of absence, or a lack of evidence, can present evidence of guilt or innocence under the law. The presumption of innocence under criminal law can make a lack of evidence for a defendant’s guilt sufficient for acquittal. On the other hand, the absence of...
How ModeOne Makes Mobile Device eDiscovery Easy, Fast, Private, Secure, and Cost-Effective Since the COVID-19 pandemic, people have experienced rising inflation and increased costs of products and services in several product and service categories. Price inflation is...
Conducting an Internal Smartphone Data Investigation Involving Mobile Device Data Discovery Corporations face significant legal and regulatory risks. Federal, state and even foreign governments regularly examine the operations and output of US public and private...
A magistrate judge in Kansas found good cause for expedited discovery and that full forensic imaging of computers and storage devices was “reasonable and proportional” to the needs of a case alleging intellectual property theft. However, the judge also determined that...
