“It’s better to disclose it than to get caught not disclosing it and it’s far even worse to manufacture evidence.”
This week Dr. Logan F. Martin and James Junkin welcome back Tom O’Connor, Director of the Gulf Coast Legal Technology Center, to discuss data mapping, electronic discovery, and what happens when safety records become evidence in litigation. Data mapping helps organizations identify what records exist, where they’re stored, and who can access them.
Missing photographs and altered documents can raise questions about credibility. And company records stored on employees’ personal devices can create challenges long after those employees leave.
ABOUT OUR GUEST
Tom O’Connor is Director of the Gulf Coast Legal Technology Center and co-founder of the Legal Technology Education Conference. A legal technology consultant with over four decades of experience in litigation support and e-discovery, Tom is the author of “E-Discovery for the Rest of Us” and “AI for the Rest of Us.”
RESOURCES
Tom O’Connor, Gulf Coast Legal Technology Center: https://gulfltc.org
E-Discovery Checklist Manifesto (free PDF): https://aceds.org/e-discovery-checklist-manifesto/
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