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How to Save and Print Instagram

Last Updated March 2024

The rise of social media has significantly impacted various aspects of our daily lives, and the legal field is no exception. Instagram, with its vast user base and rich content, has become a valuable source of information in legal cases, necessitating reliable tools for data collection. Page Vault Browser™ emerges as a leading solution, offering a quick and efficient way to capture, save, and print Instagram posts. This blog post aims to delve into the functionalities and advantages of using Page Vault Browser™ for collecting social media data on Instagram.

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How to Save and Print a Facebook Profile

Last Updated March 2024

Navigating through the intricacies of social media for legal purposes can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to collecting and presenting information from Facebook profiles. Anyone who has attempted to print an entire Facebook profile will attest to the challenges it presents. This blog post will explore how Page Vault Browser™ transforms this cumbersome process into a streamlined and efficient task, ensuring that you capture, save, and print Facebook profiles with ease for legal use.

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Why it's important to preserve the chain of custody for digital evidence

Last Updated March 2024

Chain of custody is the record of preservation of evidence from collection to presentation in court. The goal of properly maintaining and documenting chain of custody is to show that the evidence presented to the court is the same as what was originally collected, and that the evidence was preserved without tampering or alteration. Web content is easily changed or deleted, and web evidence is difficult to subpoena. When evidence appears on the web, an accurate record of that evidence at that point in time should be made.

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Best practices to capture web content for legal use

Last Updated March 2024

Whether collecting web content for due diligence or as evidence for use in court, the 6 best practices outlined in this report will help strengthen the security, admissibility, authenticity and efficiency of capturing social media, websites, videos, photos and more.

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Cyber Harassment and Evidence Collection: Strategies with Ruth Carter, Esq.

Last Updated March 2024

In a digital age where online interactions are as commonplace as face-to-face conversations, the issue of cyber-harassment has swiftly ascended as a significant concern within the legal community. Patrick Schweihs, VP of Customer Solutions, had the unique opportunity to delve deep into this subject with Ruth Carter, Esq., a renowned expert in cyber-harassment cases. Through a blend of insight and humor, this interview sheds light on this fast-growing field of law, providing valuable perspectives for both legal practitioners and the general public.

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Why You Must Collect Online Evidence Before a Sent Cease and Desist Letter

Last Updated March 2024

Whether you’re documenting infringing intellectual property activity online or collecting social media pictures and posts relevant to a fraudulent insurance claim, having the right electronically-stored evidence (ESI) can help bolster your case. This is because cases often hinge on the quality and availability of the ESI you collect. Parties that are made aware of apparent or imminent litigation have a duty to preserve all relevant evidence. The sanctions for intentionally or accidentally deleting this evidence are specifically designed to discourage foul play. For example, parties who fail to preserve relevant evidence under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 37(e) can face remedial measures, adverse jury inferences, court-issued sanctions, or even outright dismissal.

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