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Introducing Scheduled Captures: Automating Web Evidence Collection for Legal Professionals

Last Updated June 2025

Facebook’s Live Video Policy Update: What Legal Professionals Need to Know

Last Updated June 2025

An upcoming change to Facebook’s policies may present challenges in preserving Facebook content for legal proceedings.

A Comprehensive Breakdown of Screenshot Tools for Legal Evidence

Last Updated June 2025

The increasing reliance on digital content, such as web pages, emails, and social media posts, has led to a rise in the use of screenshots in courtrooms. However, admissibility depends on proper verification, including accurate metadata, unaltered content, and a secure chain of custody. Using tools that provide tamper-proof captures can help legal teams present credible digital evidence that meets evidentiary standards.

The US TikTok Ban: Urgency of Capturing Data Before January 19, 2025

Last Updated June 2025

The countdown is on: as the U.S. government moves toward finalizing a nationwide ban on TikTok, legal professionals must act swiftly to preserve valuable digital evidence before the platform is blocked for good. With the official deadline of January 19, 2025, fast approaching, now is the critical time for eDiscovery experts, attorneys, and investigators to archive TikTok data. Once the ban is enforced, the opportunity to capture evidence from TikTok will likely disappear overnight, and the impact on ongoing litigation could be profound.

Navigating Discovery Requests for Social Media Information in Legal Contexts

Last Updated July 2024

It’s no surprise that social media plays some role in most personal and professional lives. Consequently, social media information has become a valuable asset in legal contexts. Drafting and responding to discovery requests for social media information requires a keen understanding of legal standards, privacy concerns, and the strategic use of such data. This blog post will explore best practices for both drafting and responding to these discovery requests.

USPTO Upcoming Public Roundtable on Name, Image, and Likeness Protections

Last Updated July 2024

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will host a public roundtable on August 5, 2024, to discuss the protections for individuals' name, image, likeness, and other identity-related indicia. This event aims to gather public input on whether current laws adequately protect individuals' reputations and prevent unauthorized use of their personal attributes given the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.