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Digital forensics expert Lars Daniel reveals why plaintiff cell phone discovery fails in trucking accident cases and the protocol-based approach transforming defense outcomes.
When millions are on the line in trucking litigation, accepting the "CliffsNotes" version of a cell phone forensics report could be a nuclear mistake.
A quiet revolution is reshaping America’s trucking industry, and it’s about to transform how trucking accident cases are fought in courtrooms across the country.
With cell phone forensics, Instead of guessing whether a driver was using their phone, we can now demonstrate with scientific certainty exactly what happened on their device in the moments before the crash.
The trial’s most debated digital artifact was a Google search from Jen McCabe’s iPhone: “hos long to die in cold.”
DOJ charges 324 in a record $14.6B health care fraud bust, seizing millions in cash, crypto, and assets in the largest crackdown of its kind.
Qantas confirms a cyber breach exposed personal data of up to 6 million customers.
The DOJ has requested more time to decide whether to appeal a landmark federal court ruling that found "tower dumps"—a widely used law enforcement surveillance method—unconstitutional.
Police can get permission to search your property faster than you can order coffee, study finds.
Digital evidence is volatile and fragile. Volatile, meaning easily changed. Fragile, meaning easily destroyed. Your case is only as good as your collection. Fail to respect this truth and risk losing before it begins.
Trucking Attorneys: Inferior cell phone extractions = inferior results. Don't let technical negligence destroy your trucking litigation strategy.
