Legal Team Blogs

It has now become generally known that any corporation or entity may, in the course of litigation, be required to respond to discovery demands for electronically stored data. [more]

One of the least precise but, often, the most important considerations associated with data retention is when routine data retention and destruction policies are superseded by a legal obligation to preserve potential evidence. [more]

The relatively recent trend of business to outsource it’s data management offsite has plainly given rise to a wide range of concerns as to how previously locally stored information, its security and retrieval are being impacted...[more]

Business travelers who travel outside of the United States with laptops and other digital electronic devices run the risk of having them seized for inspection upon their return[more]

The Court of Appeals for the Sixth District has ruled, in United States v. Warshak et al Case: 08-3997 Document: 006110815248 Filed: 12/14/2010 on December 14, 2010[more]