By the time a civil case reaches a courtroom, the most persuasive evidence rarely comes from a witness chair. It comes from a pocket, a wrist, a glove box, or … Read more
2025 “Winner – Best Digital Forensics” We are the happy recipients of being declared the “Winner” of the 2025 Reader Ranking Award for “Best Digital Forensics”! The following three contenders … Read more
The landscape of the financial world is changing, and it is crucial for professionals in the accounting and legal fields to expand their knowledge and understanding along with the evolving … Read more
Cell phones are everywhere. These mobile devices are increasingly used for phone calls, text messages, social media, cameras, calendars, Internet browsers, games, and even monitoring our health. Much of our … Read more
I want to share with you a widely available form of digital evidence lawyers are using to exonerate wrongful convictions, especially first-degree murders. I will tell you Nidjia Nicks’ story … Read more
Are you concerned your company’s intellectual property or proprietary data may have been misappropriated or otherwise lost or shared with unauthorized parties? Typically, intellectual property theft occurs shortly before or … Read more
Last month I presented fitness tracker evidence and cited a popular statistic on digital device usage in the U.S. This year each of us uses between three to four smart … Read more
Depending upon which information technology research company you follow, each of us in the U.S. this year uses between three to four smart devices connected to the Internet. Often the … Read more
Steve Jobs introduced Apple’s new iPhone in June 2007 and it immediately became a successful product. Its popularity in America has grown, insanely some would say, to become the smartphone … Read more
My fourth article for Minnesota Lawyer changes it up a bit and expands on the series title “Exemplary Evidence“. Instead of writing about the technology, I draw a parallel between … Read more
