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Text Messages
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eDiscovery Today Blog
Special Master Grants Defendant’s Request for Production of Contextual Text Messages: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
The shark image can only mean one thing – it’s time for Shark Week on the Discovery Channel! Which also means it’s time for eDiscovery Case Week on eDiscovery Today,…
Past the Press Box
Jenny Durkan and public embarrassment’s diminishing returns
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan is not running for reelection. That's for good reason. The big-money centrist conservative has been the executive progressives feared she would be and the Nextdoor commentorati…
CloudLex Blog
5 Reasons Plaintiffs Prefer Text Communication with Their Personal Injury Lawyer
By CloudLex
In America alone, over 5.5 billion text messages are sent daily. This represents the ever-growing demand for a faster communication, and many potential clients prefer this rapid form of negotiation…
School Law
CAS Legal Mailbag Question of the Week – 2/4/2021
Dear Legal Mailbag: I never went to law school, but as a high school principal, I have always been interested in legal issues. I was reading about the Freedom of…
Chicago Business Attorney Blog
Text Messaging Approved for Illinois Courts
December 9. The Illinois Supreme Court approved a new rule which authorizes any Illinois court to develop and use a text message notification system. Amended Rule 14 is effective immediately…
Consumer Finance Monitor
The CFPB’s final collections rule: using email and text messages
By Sarah T. Reise, Ballard CFS Group
On November 13, 2020, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. ET, we will present a webinar on the CFPB’s final collection rule. Click here for more information and to register.…
ABC Legal Blog
Could a Text Message Keep Defendants out of Jail?
Broker- Dealer Law Corner
The Trouble With Texts
By Alan Wolper, UB Greensfelder
Having completed my Enforcement hearing conducted by Zoom – more about that in an upcoming post – I can finally turn my attention back to some matters that arose while…
HeplerBroom Blog
Death, Deletion, and Marital Privilege Won’t Protect Incriminating Text Messages in the Second District
This blog post was written by HeplerBroom Summer Associate Weston T. Stoddard. Partner Elizabeth Dyer Kellett also contributed to the post. In People v. Gliniewicz, 2020 IL App (2d) 190412,…
Family Law Headquarters
Should I text my lawyer?
Text messaging (also known as SMS, short message service) is a common way of communicating. Instead of picking up the... The post Should I text my lawyer? appeared first on…