Attorney Brian Chase gives basics on using digital forensics at trial
The Brooklyn Bar Association recently hosted attorney Brian Chase for a continuing legal education lecture on digital forensics in Brooklyn Heights on Monday, November 21.
The one-hour lecture, titled, “Identification and Preservation of Electronically Stored Information” was free for members so it drew a strong audience, who are forced to keep up with more changing rules than ever in the era of electronically stored information.
“This presentation is particularly helpful for those of you who might be new to dealing with digital evidence in litigation,” Chase said. “If you have dealt with this before you’ll still pick up a few pointers, but this is an intro CLE dealing with digital evidence. We’re going to find evidence, how to find it, types of evidence you can find, and once you find it how do you preserve it for litigation, and we’ll also wrap up with some issues dealing with preservation letters.”
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