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Tag Archives: e-discovery
E-MAILS AND LITIGATION
The e-mail read, “I don’t want to cook the books anymore” and when the author of that e-mail heard that an Ernst & Young employee who was auditing those books was leaving the company wrote in another e-mail “Can you … Continue reading
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Tagged discovery, e-discovery, employee e-mail, federal rules of civil procedure, litigation
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Letting Employees Use Their Own Smartphones At Work?
With enterprise favorite, BlackBerry, slipping in favor among consumers who wish to use their mobile devices to watch video and browse the web and purchase larger screen iPhone and Android devices to do so, many businesses are accommodating that trend … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, BlackBerry, bring your own device, BYOD, e-discovery, employment law, iPhone, mobile devices, mobile phones, should I let my employees bring their own devices to work, tablets
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