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No Bad Faith Means No Sanctions for Failing to Preserve Video of Altercation: eDiscovery Case Law

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O’Hara denied the plaintiff’s motion for sanctions based on the defendant’s alleged spoliation of a surveillance video that shows an altercation between the plaintiff and her supervisor, stating that “plaintiff has failed to meet the requirements of Fed. Brykan Legends, LLC, No. 17-2412-JWL (D. 7, 2019) , Kansas Magistrate Judge James P.

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Why Process in eDiscovery? Isn’t it “Review Ready”?: eDiscovery Best Practices

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As I’ll point out in tomorrow’s blog post (spoiler alert!), As Craig explains: “Though all electronically stored information is inherently electronically searchable, computers don’t structure or search all ESI in the same way; so, we must process ESI to normalize it to achieve uniformity for indexing and search.”.

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Web Teleconferencing Solutions Experiencing Challenges During COVID-19 Crisis: eDiscovery Logistics

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Zoom candidly reported that its software has “degraded performance” and its phone service had a “partial outage.” Of course, Zoom has been on a media blitz recently touting their low latency, network optimization, decision to remove a 40-minute limit on free accounts and even offering free video conferencing for schools.

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Craig Ball is “That Guy” Who Keeps Us Up to Date on Mobile eDiscovery Trends: eDiscovery Best Practices

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In Craig’s excellent Ball in Your Court blog, his latest post from last week ( Preserving Android Evidence: Return of the Clones? ), discusses Google’s recently expanded offering of “cheap-and-easy” online backup of Android phones, including SMS and MMS messaging, photos, video, contacts, documents, app data and more.

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Craig Ball is “That Guy” Who Keeps Us Up to Date on Mobile eDiscovery Trends: eDiscovery Best Practices

eDiscovery Daily

In Craig’s excellent Ball in Your Court blog, his latest post from last week ( Preserving Android Evidence: Return of the Clones? ), discusses Google’s recently expanded offering of “cheap-and-easy” online backup of Android phones, including SMS and MMS messaging, photos, video, contacts, documents, app data and more.

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Cellebrite 2019 Report on Industry Trends for Law Enforcement: eDiscovery Trends

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Computers were a distant second at 52% , followed by CCTV (i.e., You can click on the link above to download a copy of the report or view an insert of the report within Rob’s blog. surveillance systems) and feature phones (those “lacking the functionality of smart phones”) at 45% each. So, what do you think?

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Understanding eDiscovery in Criminal Cases, Part Three: eDiscovery Best Practices

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Now, Tom has written another terrific overview for Understanding eDiscovery in Criminal Cases that we’re happy to share on the eDiscovery Daily blog. When possible, we will include a video that hopefully illustrates and illuminates the concept. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth many thousand words, right?