If you have ever tried to explain to a client, a partner, or your own leadership why the firm should move away from traditional mobile device collection, you know the conversation is harder than it should be. Everyone understands shipping a phone to a lab is...
Most compliance frameworks are built around the data sources IT already controls: corporate email, Slack, enterprise messaging platforms. Mobile data on personal and BYOD devices rarely gets the same scrutiny. Not because it is low risk. Because it is hard to reach,...
Mobile data is often the most important evidence in a matter and the most chaotic to collect. Deadlines move fast. Custodians delay. Devices change hands, get upgraded, or quietly purge data on retention timers. And opposing counsel only needs to find one weak point...
The Questions Every Legal Team Should Ask Before Collecting a Smartphone What information do you actually need from a mobile device? It’s a simple question, but one that can dramatically impact cost, privacy, defensibility, and review time. In this episode of...
Why Are Legal Teams Moving Away from Collect-Everything Preservation? For years, mobile collections followed a familiar pattern: preserve the entire device, collect everything, and sort it out later. Now, legal demands a more thoughtful approach. In the latest episode...
