The Backdoor to Your Client’s Privilege
attorney-client privilege violations. Your legal tech provider has no
Fourth Amendment
The Mosaic: The Portrait You Never Sat For
In 2000, Latanya Sweeney sat at a computer in the Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab and ran a test. She took three pieces of information: zip code, birth date, and sex. Those three fields uniquely identified 87 percent of Americans. That was before smartphones, before AI could join five databases in thirty seconds…
The Mattress Tag: America’s Most Misunderstood Federal Statute
Catherine has argued before three circuit courts. She has never made it to the second line of her mattress tag.
Every Door in the Building: What Your Law Firm’s Ring Doorbell Tells Amazon About Your Clients
When I was at Dell EMC in the early 2010s, we sold enterprise storage to companies that had no idea what they were storing.
The Unprotected Sky: Part 2 of 4 — No Government Required
property. Here is the tort framework that applies, and why it usually
The Unprotected Sky: Part 1 of 4 — The Drone That Never Leaves
drone evidence in civil proceedings. Here is the constitutional gap your