Section 4

Section Four – Technology, Privacy and Ethics.

Module APart One of Craig Ball’s Explanation of the Technology Behind e-Discovery.

Module BPart Two of Craig Ball’s Explanation of the Technology Behind e-Discovery.

Module C – Cooperation and Proportionality in Discovery.

Module DInspector Clouseau and the Insights of Judge Facciola and Malcolm Gladwell Suggest a Bright Future for e-Discovery Lawyers.

Module EHow To Practice Law Like Abraham Lincoln – Be an e-Discovery Lawyer!

Module F Chaos Theories and Information Science.

Module G  4th Circuit Ruling on Illegal e-Discovery Adds Teeth to Federal Anti-Hacker Email Privacy Law.

Module H –  IT Workers Read Your Personal Email and U.S. Law is Generally OK with That.

Module IPrivacy Issues in the Search For Truth.

Module JHash, Search and Privacy.

Module K Lawyer’s Duty of Confidentiality.

Module LJudge Facciola on E-Discovery and Ethics.

Module MLecture by Ralph Losey on Diligence and Cooperation.

Module N Team Ethics and the Qualcomm Saga.

Module OCourt Catches On To Feigned Attorney Cooperation and Client Pays the Consequences.

Module PLaw Firms Threatened by Fat Chameleons.

Module QThere Can Be No Justice Unless Lawyers Maintain High Ethical Standards.

Module R – More on Professional Ethics

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Copyright Ralph Losey 2017


Ralph is a Partner in LOSEY PLLC. The law firm was founded by his son and daughter-in-law, Adam and Cat Losey, and can be found at Losey.law. Ralph has over forty years of experience representing companies and individuals in information technology issues, including deals, contracts and business advice. Ralph also has substantial experience in civil litigation, including commercial, Qui Tam, intellectual property, employment and insurance. His litigation sub-specialty in these areas has always been fraud, primarily defense oriented, but he also initiated for the plaintiff, on behalf of the United States, several government fraud Qui Tam cases. One resulted in what still stands as the largest False Claims Act settlement in history.

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