Welcome to Module 4-B.

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

Craig Ball completes his presentation of the basics of computers and ESI technology. Here are the last two videos. Be sure that you have seen the first three videos first.

 

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SUPPLEMENTAL READING: Keep reading a few more of of the many online articles that Craig Ball has written on e-discovery and technology issues, but this time limit your reading to articles he has written in the last six months. Write yourself a memo summarizing what you learned.

EXERCISE: Unless you are a real techie, you must have learned many things from these videos and articles by Craig. Like it or not, we now all live in a binary world, a world where computers are involved in most everything you do. Try hard to understand the basics and you will be better prepared to cope. Google any of the topics he covered that you are still unclear about.

Discretionary Bonus Exercise: Search for videos and webcasts of some kind where Craig Ball has participated and prepare a summary for your future reference.

Students are invited to leave a public comment below. Insights that might help other students are especially welcome. Let’s collaborate!

 

Copyright Ralph Losey 2015

 

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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