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How do you keep the ESI skeletons out of your closet?

by Bill Tolson | May 06, 2011

A blog post written by Jim McGann of Index Engines on May 4th zeroed in on an interesting topic; how to keep ESI skeletons out of your corporate closet. In his post Jim writes: Law firms...

Beware: Your Facebook Posts Could End Up in Court

by Bill Tolson | December 16, 2010

Social networking posters beware…your Facebook and other social media accounts may be seen by more than just your friends; in fact, what you post and tweet could become court evidence. But many of us don’t consider...

Are foreign laws restricting the production of customer data being ignored by US courts?

by Bill Tolson | October 06, 2010

In a recent case; Accessdata Corp. v. ALSTE Tech. GMBH, 2010 WL 3184777 (D. Utah Jan. 21, 2010), the Plaintiff, an American company, sought to compel defendant’s production of documents, including information related to customer complaints and...

Lack of understanding where data resides can be costly

by Martin Tuip | September 03, 2010

Over the years that I have been involved in the archiving and records management industry I’ve presented many times on the topic of data consolidation and in my years of talking with organizations I’ve noticed that...

An entire website is considered a discoverable record

by Martin Tuip | August 27, 2010

In the case of Arteria Prop. Pty Ltd. v. Universal Funding V.T.O., Inc., 2008 WL 4513696 (D.N.J. Oct. 1, 2008) the court made an interesting statement in reference to how website content should be treated in...

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How do you keep the ESI skeletons out of your closet?

Are foreign laws restricting the production of customer data being ignored by US courts?

Lack of understanding where data resides can be costly

An entire website is considered a discoverable record

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