Mobile E-Discovery Resources

Best Practices for Mobile Device Collections 10/27/2016

FTI Technology Managing Director Colleen Casey Voshell recently teamed up with colleague T. Sean Kelly to share some insights on dealing with mobile device data collection and e-discovery. Voshell and Kelly agree on the importance of counsel understanding policy issues, data privacy concerns and software limitations that come into play when dealing with mobile data.

Mobile Device Data in the Corporation 5/13/2015

Mobile Devices, Data Collection and the Next E-Discovery Front 3/11/2015

Mobile devices are impacting corporations profoundly in ways both obvious and subtle. As in-house counsel, IT staff and the security department grapple with bring your own device (BYOD) policies, security issues and the massive proliferation of data generated by mobile devices, they may not be focusing as closely on litigation and investigational risks caused by mobile device data.

Mobile E-Discovery Risks 2/11/2015

Mobile E-Discovery 2/6/2015

E-Discovery in Asia 11/25/2013

The National Law Journal just published an article co-authored by Richard Kershaw of FTI Technology and Mike Vella of Jones Day, on the important topic of e-discovery in China. Both of these professionals have extensive experience managing matters from this region, and the article is a must-read for any legal team with offices in China. State-secrecy laws, the intersection of “BYOD” (bring your own device) and investigations, and other common scenarios are discussed.

More FYI on BYOD 11/7/2013

What’s the cure for a BYOD headache? Our consultants are asked this almost daily. And of course, while there isn’t an easy answer to this question, the risks BYOD pose are very real (i.e. IP theft, etc.). As a follow-up to his ARMA 2013 panel on collection best practices, Technology’s Veeral Gosalia outlined some of the complications and best practices with BYOD and e-discovery in a Tech Target article this week.