By: Wells Fargo’s is Robbed of Staged Documents and Seeks the Death Penalty, But Gets an Adverse Inference Instruction Instead « e-Discovery Team

Mon, 23 Jun 2008 00:50:32 +0000

[...] 3172642 (Bkrtcy. D. Hawai’i, Oct. 30, 2007). I wrote about this and forensic recovery in my blog “Book ‘em Danno”: Hawaiian Judge Sanctions Company for Trusting its Top Officers after One Wip…. An employee who changed the date on his resume by changing the computer clock learned the same [...]

By: Report on a West-Kroll’s “A to Z” E-Discovery Workshop, and a Proposal for a Pure Question and Answer Format « e-Discovery Team

Tue, 27 May 2008 11:39:58 +0000

[...] Bill had a good presentation of forensics, one of his favorite subjects and mine. Professor Hamilton is of the philosophy that forensic images of the hard drives of the computers of the key players should be done in almost every case, but especially in cases involving departed employee non-compete and trade secret cases, or in employee integrity cases. I agree with Bill that forensic images should be made in these specialty cases, but respectfully disagree about doing it in every case, just as a precautionary measure. Instead, I am only inclined to make forensic copies when special circumstances indicate there is a need to do so, such as the cases Bill mentioned, or in others when you know or suspect an employee has deleted relevant files. I have discussed my rationale for this several times, including in two of my favorite blogs, Sherlock Holmes in the Twenty-First Century and “Book ‘em Danno”. [...]

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By: Wells Fargo’s is Robbed of Staged Documents and Seeks the Death Penalty, But Gets an Adverse Inference Instruction Instead « e-Discovery Team

By: Report on a West-Kroll’s “A to Z” E-Discovery Workshop, and a Proposal for a Pure Question and Answer Format « e-Discovery Team