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How Legal Teams Use Self-Directed Software to Collect Admissible Online Evidence

Last Updated March 2024

Per the Federal Rules of Evidence 901 (FRE 901), online evidence requires authentication for admissibility in court. Authentication involves crucial capture details like time, browser, hash values, and metadata. Attorneys often had to provide their own affidavits or testify in court in the past, yet courts still excluded evidence due to inadequate certifications or affidavits. Consequently, law firms faced challenges authenticating web content, either through complex in-house processes or outsourcing leading to slow turnaround times and even missed evidence.

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Establishing Authenticity Of ESI Under FRE 901 And 902

Last Updated March 2024

The widespread use of technology has introduced new challenges and opportunities for the authentication of evidence, especially concerning electronically stored information (ESI). Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) 901 and 902 are the guidelines for establishing the authenticity of ESI in legal proceedings. Learn about the intricacies of FRE 901 and FRE 902, along with their application in validating the credibility of ESI. 

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Page Vault Recognized on Inc. 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Companies

Last Updated March 2024

MIAMI, FL.  – Page Vault Inc, leading provider of legal online evidence collection and preservation solutions, proudly announces its inclusion in the esteemed Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies in the United States. This recognition is a testament to Page Vault’s unwavering commitment to innovation, exceptional service, and the trust of its expanding customer base.

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Page Vault, Inc Enhances Facebook Capture, Increasing Collection Speed

Last Updated March 2024

Chicago, IL. – Page Vault Inc., the software and services provider of choice for legal professionals securing and preserving online evidence, announced a significant upgrade to its Facebook capture feature improving the speed of evidence collection while still providing the industry’s highest-quality output.

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The Importance of Metadata and Affidavits for Admissible Digital Evidence

Last Updated March 2024

For digital content—such as websites, social media profiles, and YouTube videos—to be admitted as evidence at the summary judgment or trial stage, the process of collecting the evidence must be well documented. This involves recording and reporting all pertinent information, known as metadata, including the exact date and time of capture and the browser used.

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Capture Online Evidence Before It's Gone

Last Updated March 2024

As legal teams address the myriad aspects of a case, it can be easy to overlook the importance of securely capturing and preserving digital content, such as websites, social media sites, and online videos. After all, the evidence is publicly available, and even if it gets removed, there are tools such as the Internet Archive (also known as the Wayback Machine) that can demonstrate what a site looked like in the past – right?

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