privacy
Dealing with Deepfakes
Advances in technology have created new software tools that allow for the creation of fabricated content. We explore the practical discovery issues of deepfakes.
Schrems II’s Impact on Cross-Border Ediscovery
In 2020, the Court of Justice of the EU issued the Shrems II judgment on data protection. Learn more about its impact on cross-border ediscovery.
Balancing Ediscovery with Privacy Compliance
A webinar featuring pragmatic steps that legal counsel can take to manage global privacy, discussed industry best practices for managing requests, and dove into real…
Ediscovery Professionals Prepare Smart Cities
Smart cities use IoT sensors to collect data that can improve city services and enhance citizens’ quality of life, but they also raise questions regarding…
Missing texts and ‘discrepancies’ in account don’t outweigh privacy interest
In this Title IX case involving an alleged rape by a third party, the court granted the defendant’s motion to compel in part. It ordered…
Ediscovery Implications For HIV Privacy
Recently both Grindr and CVS were both reported to have shared the HIV status of their customers/users. What are the the legal/ethical ramifications for privacy…
Ediscovery Approach With New and Unusual Data
The key to success with these new data sources will be creativity — a willingness to look for alternative data sources and combine them in…
PREX17 Welcomes Pulitzer Prize Winner Glenn Greenwald
See the video interview with PREX17 keynote speaker, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Glenn Greenwald, who spoke on data privacy, technology and law.
Court Balances the Realities of Social Media Discovery in Personal Injury Case
In Gordon v. T.G.R. Logistics, Inc., the court struck a balance when ordering discovery of social media posts. Get details in this Zapproved case summary.