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Can You Record Arguments in Michigan?

Posted by: Mike Naughton in android , Criminal Defense , criminal law , ESI , iphone , IT , michigan law , nest camera , recording 2 years, 11 months ago

If you are in an argument with a spouse, co-worker, or another person can you record it?

To Have Digital Privacy, You May Have to EARN IT

Posted by: Mike Naughton in Criminal Defense , ESI , IT , legal 4 years, 10 months ago

The Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School posted an article (here) about how the Department of Justice plans to use "techlash" (stemming from privacy scandals with social media) to ban encryption on personal devices. The EARN IT Act bill, here, seeks to make "interactive computer services" providers "earn" immunity for claims regarding child sex abuse material (CSAM) online.

Law Firms Under Cyber-Siege: Hackers target law firms to access confidential information

Posted by: Mike Naughton in ESI , IT , Michael Naughton , technology and Litigation Support 6 years, 9 months ago

Law Firms Under Cyber-Siege

Michael Naughton Presenting on Fiber in Traverse City

Posted by: Mike Naughton in ESI , Grand Traverse Economic Development Corporation , IT , Michael Naughton , TCNewTech , technology and Litigation Support , Traverse City Chamber of Commerce 7 years, 9 months ago

Michael Naughton will be giving a talk at Brew on March 16, 2017 at 8:00 am on "TCNewTech and the Fiber Debate." Michael will be sharing information about TCNewTech, the Grand Traverse Economic Develpment Corporation and discuss the implications of fiber internet in Grand Traverse County

Lawyers Can Be Slackers

Posted by: Mike Naughton in Communication , ESI , IT , Slack , technology and Litigation Support 7 years, 10 months ago

Emails are clutter. I am constantly digging for that one email sent by that one person that had that one thing that I need to review for that one client. Communication can be disjointed and disorganized by no one’s fault other than the tool we use (email). I think Slack helps create quicker, linear and more organized conversations complete with the documents we need to review while talking.