Question: Why is ‘Right to Religion’ more protected than ‘Right to Privacy’ in the United States? In the United States our Constitution specifically mentions religion. It does not, however specifically
Preponderance of the Evidence for Facebook Chat Admission In an issue of first impression, the 3rd Circuit provided an analysis for authentication and admission of social media evidence. The authentication
Finding Me at TechShow 2016 I am privileged to again be speaking at the ABA’s TechShow this year. In case you are wondering where you can find me, here is
The Dangers of CC and BCC for Lawyers I’d like to talk about the risks of ccing or bccing your clients on emails. I see this scenario quite a lot
The Steps I Take to Preserve Website Evidence at L&A Sometimes, the content I write for Lowenthal & Abrams crosses boundaries and might be of interest to those who read
I Got “Sued” by my Dog – Did he Win? You Decide My dog, Curtis, is a very sensitive fellow. So sensitive that, despite the fact he stayed at a
Seeing Back in Time with Google Street View Ever wondered what a location looked like a year, or even 5 years ago? Google Street View can help you out. Let
How to Backup Messages from your iPhone: Try iExplorer I don’t encourage lawyers to communicate with clients about their cases through text message, but, if you are going to do so,
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