eDiscovery Technology and Principles

Karl Kindt
314 308 7075
kkindt@earthlink.net

Topics to Be Covered:

• 1. Database Use in eDiscovery & the Law -  Trial presentation software

  2. Audio, Audacity - Enhancing Audio and Detecting Alterations in Audio Files, Placing labels inside an audio file, Using Onenote to index an audio file

  3. Searching the Web for eDiscovery Information

  4. Examining Metadata in eDiscovery to Uncover Hidden Information Using Metadata Viewer and Other tools

  5. Inventorying Data on Hard drives, Disks and Sticks - Software for eDiscovery Archiving and Examination - Including DOS commands and DirectoryLister

  6. Relativity as an E discovery Tool - the Basics

  7. Nuix Software and Its Use in eDiscovery

  8. Recovering Deleted Files Using Recuva

  9. Making Forensic Copies of Hard Drives and Backing Up E discovery data

  10. The Sedona Principles and Critical Software and Hardware Related to these Principles