Ride the Lightning
This blawg has been developed to share electronic evidence news, to report and reflect upon current computer forensics and electronic discovery developments and to offer a lighthearted view of electronic evidence from the trenches. From the blawg you can find a link to the blawgger's ABA podcast series, The Digital Edge: Lawyers and Technology.
Author: Sharon D. Nelson is president of Sensei Enterprises, a legal technology and computer forensics company based in Fairfax, Va. She currently serves on the governing council of the ABA's Law Practice Management Section and as chair of its publications board.
Blawg Related Categories: Evidence • Legal Technology • Consultant • Podcaster • Podcast
Recent Posts from Ride the Lightning
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Keep Track of Ever-Changing State E-Discovery Laws and Rules
Keeping up with changes in state e-discovery laws and rules is a royal pain. One of the best resources available is provided for free by Applied Discovery. A brief description of each state’s status is…
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Computer forensics and virtualization
In response to a query I posted last week about computer forensics and virtualization, Clay Calvert of Metrostar Systems was kind enough to write. The procedure he outlines below is essentially what we do at…
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Cloud Computing Security
In response to last week's post about cloud computing, I received the following guest post from Heather Axworthy, who is a self-described "Network Security Diva" (alas, I fear my diva days are over) and who…
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The Future of Search in EDD Rocked the House
When I first saw that Jason Baron, a man of boundless energy and rapid-fire humor, was putting together a full day on the future of search in e-discovery, I wondered if he could pull it…
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Cloud Computing, Virtualization and Computer Forensics
The world of computer forensics has never been a stable one. Few worlds morph as fast as ours. There has been much discussion recently about the impact of cloud computing and virtualization on computer forensics.…
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Seventh Circuit's Electronic Discovery Pilot Program
While watching the Sedona Conference webinar on the Cooperation Proclamation today, it struck me that I had never talked in Ride the Lightning about the Seventh Circuit's Electronic Discovery Pilot Program. This program, whose first…
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Sedona Conference Webinar on the First Year of the Cooperation Proclamation
Anyone interested in e-discovery may want to attend the next Sedona Conference “Voices From the Desert” webinar focusing on the first year of the existence of the Cooperation Proclamation. The seminar will be held on…
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Pizza party supporting the eDiscovery Institute on November 12
A guest post submitted by Joe Howie on behalf of the eDiscovery Institute: "I’ve enjoyed reading your blog and thought you might want to blog about the upcoming 5th Annual Pizza After Party in support…
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Arizona: Public Records Law Requires Disclosure of Metadata
To my knowledge, this is the first time that a state Supreme Court has ruled that its public records law requires the disclosure of metadata. The Supreme Court of Arizona issued this opinion on October…
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The Future of Search: Free CLE in McLean, Virginia
Our friend and colleague Jason Baron, the Director of LItigation for the National Archives and Records Administration, wrote me recently to let me know about a free CLE that sounds terrific. It is called "E-disovery:…