The fundamentals of digital forensics and how to incorporate it into your law practice.

• Devices that store digital information
• Data that can be discovered
• The digital forensics process
• Vetting a digital forensics investigator

• Attorneys
• Paralegals
• Law Firms Tech Staff
• Office Managers

After completion of this class, attendees will know how to confidently include mobile devices and computers into their discovery.

Learn how to keep your clients data safe and protect your digital assets from theft and prying eyes.

• Protecting client communication
• Sharing documents securely
• Locking down computers & mobile devices
• Protecting your network

• Attorneys
• Paralegals
• Law Firms Tech Staff
• Office Managers

After completion of this class, attendees will know the fundamental ways, simple tools and policies to protect their clients’ confidential data

A comprehensive review of how to discover information on mobile devices and the latest in mobile applications.

• Collecting data from carriers & phones
• Data that can be recovered from phones
• Popular mobile apps and the story they tell

• Case example
• Criminal Defense Attorneys
• Paralegals
• Law Firms Tech Staff
• Office Managers
• Public Defenders

After completion of this class, attendees will know the process of collecting data from mobile devices and carriers, key areas to watch for in mobile discovery, how mobile data is spoofed and examples of successful cases of mobile discovery.

Learn how your firm can incorporate the latest E-Discovery tools into your practice, cost effectively and in no time. New E-discovery tools allow for small and mid-sized law firms an affordable solution compared to traditional paper review.

• How to quickly search through large amounts of email and documents
• How to tag important files for review
• How small firms can work with large sets of data

• Attorneys
• Paralegals
• Law Firms Tech Staff
• Office Managers

After completion of this class, attendees will know the process to collect emails and other important documents electronically and how to review the information and process for tags and redactions.

A look at new technologies in the marketplace such as health bands, watches and home automation applications and how they can be used in a legal practice for discovery.

• Attorneys
• Paralegals
• Law Firms Tech Staff
• Office Managers
• Defense Attorneys
• Personal Injury Attorneys

After completion of this class, attendees will know the new technologies on the horizon and how the data collected from these devices can potentially be used in litigation.

Social networks host a treasure trove of information about people, much of this data is publicly available and provides key insight for attorneys and their cases.

• The most popular social networks
• How to collect data to ensure its admissibility
• Searching for key and relevant data
• Understanding privacy of social networks

• Attorneys
• Paralegals
• Law Firms Tech Staff
• Office Managers
• Defense Attorneys
• Personal Injury Attorneys
• Company IT Staff
• Human Resources

After completion of this class, attendees will know the most popular places they can find social media information, the tools that collect social media and how to search and save relevant data.

Learn how discovering email, social media, text messages are now a critical part of divorces and custody cases.

• How spouses hide financial assets
• How to track down a cheating spouse
• Find proof of abuse, neglect and miscare

• Family Law Attorneys

After completion of this class, Family Law Attorneys will learn about how electronic data can reveal relevant information for their family law cases. Case examples provide a deep insight into the most common family law issues.

Learn the most common ways that company information is taken from companies and how digital forensics can track down those responsible.

• Examining communications
• Stochastic forensic patterns
• Examining attached devices
• Preservation requests

• Employment Law Attorneys

After completion of this class, Employment Law Attorneys will learn the most common ways data is taken from companies and how to track them down. Case examples provide a deep insight into how data has been taken from companies and how the responsible parties were tracked down.