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Every attorney handling a serious crash eventually asks the same question: what one record shows the driver was on the phone? The question is understandable,
A Texas personal injury attorney calls and says the phone records are already in hand. The opposition answered the request for production, the production arrived
In serious motor vehicle litigation, especially commercial motor vehicle crashes on major freight corridors like Interstate 35 or Interstate 10 in Texas, establishing driver distraction
Last week I posted a poll on LinkedIn with the question: What is a realistic expectation from a cell phone device forensic exam in litigation?
Cell Phone Call Detail Records (CDRs) can be powerful evidence. It can establish that a call connected, a text message was sent or received, a
For Personal Injury & Criminal Defense Attorneys Subpoenaing cell phone records from a carrier should be one of the most straightforward parts of discovery. In
A Strategic Guide for Attorneys in Commercial Vehicle Crash Cases One of the most consequential decisions an attorney makes in a commercial vehicle crash case
There is a question that comes up in almost every serious personal injury and criminal defense case involving a cell phone: where is the most
Recovering Deleted Cell Phone Data in Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Cases Here is something that surprises a lot of people the first time they
In modern litigation, simply proving that a phone was “on” is no longer enough. Whether you are representing a plaintiff in a catastrophic commercial vehicle