Do you have your kid’s pediatrician fix the carburetor on your 1975 AMC Gremlin?
Do you have your kid’s pediatrician fix the carburetor on your 1975 AMC Gremlin? God no! Same rings true for having […]
Information governance lessons learned from the Patraeus scandal
With the election over and the dust settling from Hurricane Sandy, General David Petraeus, the now-former head of the Central […]
Information Governance in The Age of BYOD
The consumerization of IT has served many chief information officers (CIOs) and other corporate decision-makers with a variety of challenges, […]
Strong Endorsement of Predictive Coding From Chancery Court
Predictive coding has become increasingly commonplace in electronic litigation proceedings. Many have worried that the technology is simply an unnecessary add-on […]
Why internal litigation support does not work
As more electronic litigation proceedings continue to hit the news, many firms are choosing to try and establish their support […]
Frenemies abound: Social Media in the age of eDiscovery
Proponents of Social Media platforms herald its incredulous nature and unprecedented ability to connect people from afar, allow people to […]
Why Arguing About Voter Fraud is a Waste of Time
Voter fraud has been at the tips of many tongues for several months leading up to the 2012 election, with […]
Voter fraud a concern, but which method are criminals intending to use?
“As Election Day rapidly approaches, many discussions throughout the last several months have surrounded voter fraud. And this Tuesday corporations […]