Fixing a leaky faucet? DIY might be a smart, cost-effective choice. But when it comes to social media discovery and analysis, the stakes are much higher. Legal teams who take a DIY approach risk missing key evidence, mishandling data, or…
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The Rise of NFT Patents and What It Means for IP Law
NFTs—non-fungible tokens—first made waves in the digital art world, with million-dollar headlines and celebrity buzz. Now, they’re entering the legal and intellectual property arena, including an unexpected player: NFT patents. The idea of NFT patents may seem futuristic, but the…
Navigating NFT Intellectual Property Law
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have made headlines for their jaw-dropping sales often reaching into the millions. But behind the hype lies a growing need for legal clarity. As NFTs gain mainstream traction, more individuals and companies are seeking ways to protect…
Unauthorized NFTs and Intellectual Property Risks
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have taken center stage in digital commerce, with record-breaking sales like CryptoPunk #8857 fetching $6.6 million in 2021. As NFTs disrupt traditional models of ownership and value—extending from digital art to concert tickets and even physical goods—they…
Embracing Technology in the Legal Industry
The legal industry often lags behind other industry sectors in adapting to technological change. The result – losing out to competitors, and non-law firm solutions. Savvy law firms recognize the interaction of law and technology and leverage legal tech to…
Evidence in the Open: Public Data on Social Media
Social media profiles hold vast amounts of personal and professional information – freely posted, widely accessible, and often permanent. Because of this, they’ve become a powerful resource in legal discovery. But attorneys must navigate ethical and procedural boundaries when requesting…
How to Overcome Social Media Discovery Objections in Litigation
Social media content is rarely protected by privacy or privilege when it comes to legal discovery. Yet, objections to social media discovery requests are common—especially when requests are too broad. To succeed, litigants must limit requests to content that is…
eDiscovery is an Indicator of Pre-Trial Success
While few civil cases reach trial, the discovery process often determines how, and if, they resolve. As legal practices evolve alongside technology, e-discovery has become both essential and increasingly complex. Despite being a cornerstone of modern litigation, electronic discovery remains…
Understanding Social Media Platforms for Information Management
Understanding social media platforms is key for legal professionals. Leveraging social media collection through e-discovery has become an essential element of much of today’s litigation. Savvy law firms recognize the need to develop and maintain a potent social media presence…
Social Media Data in Litigation: A Modern Approach
The Role of Social Media Data in Litigation Discovery In today’s legal landscape, overlooking social media data in litigation discovery can be a costly mistake. Proper collection and preservation of social media evidence can make or break a case, particularly…