Last Updated December 2025
Want the CLE-style version? Watch the full BARBRI webinar for the panel discussion, cross-ex examples, and foundational strategy.
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Last Updated December 2025
In today’s digital-first world, online content has become a powerful source of evidence, but capturing it correctly is far from straightforward. From fast-disappearing social media posts to complex, multimedia web pages, legal teams must ensure the evidence they collect is defensible, authenticated, and admissible.
In this joint session, Nextpoint and Page Vault bring together leading experts to break down the proven methods, tools, and workflows that keep your case on track and your online evidence standing strong in court.
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Last Updated November 2025
Private-label design has moved from harmless imitation to legally actionable mimicry and courts are taking notice. According to the Private Label Manufacturers Association (PLMA), U.S. store-brand sales grew 3.9% last year to a record $271 billion, signaling a structural shift in consumer behavior — and a growing threat to manufacturers with well-established brand equity.
This shift has corresponded with an observable uptick in trademark litigation that includes trade dress allegations. Commentators note that courts are increasingly entertaining trade dress claims — a trend that signals brand owners are treating trade dress as a regular component of their enforcement strategies. Although trade dress filings make up a smaller percentage of overall trademark cases, courts are seeing an increasing number of disputes centered on product design, packaging, and overall look-and-feel, particularly in actions involving private-label or “lookalike” goods.
The result? Retailers are pushing design boundaries, national brands are drawing firmer lines, and courts are increasingly tasked with determining where “inspiration” becomes “infringement.”
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Last Updated November 2025
When tasked with gathering all the information from a party's X profile, where should you begin?
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Last Updated November 2025
Litigation no longer stops at emails and custodial data. The most revealing facts often live online — in social posts, websites, videos, and e-commerce listings that can change or disappear overnight.
In a recent webinar hosted by the Association of eDiscovery (ACEDS) and Page Vault, two leading voices in legal technology shared how their firms are tackling these challenges head-on: Shannon Bales, Senior Litigation Support Manager at Munger Tolles & Olson, and Warren Singh, Manager of Practice Support and eDiscovery at Latham & Watkins.
Together, they offered an insider look at how large law firms are building defensible, scalable programs for capturing and authenticating web and social media evidence — while balancing risk, ethics, and efficiency.
The conversation, moderated by Alex Sappington, Co-CEO of Page Vault, revealed practical insights every litigation support or eDiscovery professional can apply right now to strengthen their online evidence workflows.
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Last Updated November 2025
Courts today are drawing sharper lines around how online evidence must be collected and authenticated. In disputes spanning trademark, criminal, and civil litigation, screenshots alone rarely suffice. Judges increasingly expect digital evidence to be backed by metadata, certification, or testimony linking it to its source. By leveraging Minerva26, we located recent cases that confirm this approach in practice.
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