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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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Mastering Google for Legal Investigations: A Comprehensive Guide

Last Updated March 2024

The internet has revolutionized the way investigations are conducted, providing an endless pool of information at our fingertips. Google, being the undisputed leader among search engines, plays a pivotal role in online research and investigation. However, with the vast expanse of information available, it becomes crucial to know how to navigate through Google efficiently to find exactly what you need. This blog post serves as a comprehensive guide on using Google’s Advanced Search and other tools effectively, ensuring that legal professionals can make their searches more productive and spend less time wading through pages of irrelevant results.

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Web Content Collection Rules for Legal Uses

Last Updated March 2024

Although the rise of social media networks and new computer advancements are revolutionizing the way web content information such as webpages, images or videos, is stored and collected, lawyers have been slow to adapt.

The rules and trends described in this guide will not only help attorneys, their firms, and their clients, stay ahead of the curve while not putting their law licenses at risk.

Highlights include:

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Catching Counterfeiters using Google Search Tips

Last Updated March 2024

In the realm of legal practice, especially when dealing with cases related to intellectual property infringement, such as counterfeiting, the ability to effectively gather and analyze online evidence is paramount. With the vast expanse of the internet playing host to countless instances of potentially infringing material, legal professionals must be adept at utilizing all available resources to build a compelling case. This guide aims to deepen your understanding of how to harness Google's suite of search tools and other resources for the meticulous task of collecting online evidence of counterfeiting.

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