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“Embedded Devices: How Electronic Conveniences Affect Privacy and Discovery” at the Masters Series for Legal Professionals in NYC

This panel was presented at the Masters Series for Legal Professionals, recently held in NYC on July 19, 2011.

The panel was moderated by Steve Akers, CTO and Founder of Digital Reef, Inc. Panelists included Daniel Garrie, ESQ, Special Master and Mediator in eDiscovery and Daniel K. Gelb, Gelb & Gelb LLP.

The panel discussed issues arising when discoverable data are stored in the “cloud”, mobile apps, mobile phones, iPads, GPS tracking devices and more.

by Monique Altheim on August 11, 2011 • Permalink

Posted in Cloud, Conferences, EDiscovery, Internet of Things, Online Privacy

Tagged cloud, cross border ediscovery, e-discovery, EDD, EDiscovery, ESI, GPS, Masters Conference

Posted by Monique Altheim on August 11, 2011

https://ediscoverymap.com/2011/08/embedded-devices-how-electronic-conveniences-affect-privacy-and-discovery-at-the-masters-series-for-legal-professionals-in-nyc/

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