eDiscoverySquad, LLC will be on hand to participate in a panel for the South Sound Technology Conference organized by the University of Washington at Tacoma. The panel starts at 1:15 p.m., and will feature newer/young technology companies that have started … Continue reading
We will be co-chairing a webinar on how to leverage intellectual property to create value you through corporate or product branding, field sales techniques, and as a defensive measure against patent trolls. Here are the main topics: The value … Continue reading
We have been appointed by Google as an authorized provider and certified sales specialist of Google Apps software which includes Google Vault, a tool to manage litigation readiness by keeping ESI for small to medium sized … Continue reading
This is a free utility to take an inventory of drives attached to a PC running Windows. It can be run from a removable drive, and will make a file name based on the name of the PC, … Continue reading
It’s official now, Google Vault which does eDiscovery for Gmail is now now available to existing business customers. However, it is not yet available for Government customers. See the announcement from Google here. After enabling Vault on the Google … Continue reading
Google Vault, used for legal holds, has been available for new customers migrating to Google Apps, but not to existing Gmail users. However this is about to change very soon and is going to have a huge impact on a … Continue reading
In yet another example of potential litigation due to Social Media, CNN Money has reported that Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is under investigation from the SEC for making a posting that Netflix customers were viewing more than 1 billion hours … Continue reading
Fox News announced today, that a woman was sued $750,000 in an online defamation lawsuit by a contractor for making a negative online posting on Yelp. http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/12/05/woman-sued-over-yelp-review/ Lawyers say it is one of a growing number of defamation lawsuits over … Continue reading
In working with customer engagements across the nation for small and medium sized cases, we have noticed that clients when performing their own self collections often use the standard windows file copy instead of using a more forensically sound method … Continue reading
In my prior company (life) we developed intellectual property for operating systems primitives in windows, and network security protocols such as IPSec (Internet Protocol Security), e.g. VPN. We had “bake-off’s” sponsored by the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) … Continue reading
