The presenter introduced us to matters that we were totally ignorant of. They were an engaging and very informative speaker
Attorney at Platt & Wesby
Great, bring ArcherHall back for more CLEs
Attorney at Holland & Knight
You recently presented at our office in Los Angeles. I was impressed by your credentials, and forwarded your information along to another attorney in New Jersey who is looking for an expert.
Attorney at Lynberg Watkins
ArcherHall is fantastic!!!!! Thank you for the wealth of information
Attorney at Shulman Family Law Group
The presentation was very educational, and your company is one that we immediately put on file for matters moving forward. Please make sure to keep us updated on your company, its services, and the forensic digital world as things change over time. The presenter was a great speaker--we cannot speak highly enough of their presentation, how they explained things, their patience, and their good-natured personality.
Attorney at Daily Law Group
About the Speaker
Our Public Defender CLEs are presented by Brian Chase. Brian is a criminal defense attorney and digital forensics expert, who has given hundreds of CLEs to law firms, bar associations, and public defenders. He is the author of an upcoming book from the ABA on digital forensics for lawyers as well as an adjunct professor of law.
FOR CRIMINAL ATTORNEYS
Digital Forensics: Ethical Implications of Electronic Data in Criminal Cases
Digital evidence is ubiquitous in criminal cases, but the technological issues related to it can be complex. The obligation of non-technical attorneys to carefully evaluate and make decisions regarding the digital evidence in their cases creates a critical ethical challenge. This Continuing Legal Education presentation covers digital forensics, the ethical duty of competence, and clients’ right to effective assistance of counsel. Drawing on guidance from the courts, recent cases, and our own experience assisting attorneys, the presentation outlines the main risks to counsel and client of failing to properly understand digital forensics in criminal matters.
Cellphone Forensics: Applications in Discovery and Investigations (Criminal)
Cellphones represent one of the fastest-changing areas of legal practice. Mobile device evidence is more important than ever, thanks to the rapid evolution of the technology and the way this evidence is treated by the courts. Touching on important recent cases, technology developments, and ArcherHall direct experience advising attorneys, this presentation provides up-to-date guidance on the application of cellphone forensics in litigation, investigations, and other legal matters.
Search and Seizure in the Digital Realm
How to Find and Use Location Information in Litigation
Determining the location of an individual at a specific point in time can make or break a case. Lawyers have used location data to put defendants at the scene of a murder, place a driver at the scene of a crash, or even show a doctor was not in the hospital during a critical procedure. This presentation provides guidance to know what location data is available, where to find it, how to use it, and the law that governs it. We will provide real-world examples of location data and discuss its use and misuse in trial.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. How do your remote CLE presentations work?
Participants can easily access the live presentation online and state bar forms will be given.
2. How do we attend?
Once scheduled, each attendee will receive a link that will take the user directly to the webinar. No external programs or downloads needed.
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7. Why are you doing this for free?
We hope you’ll give us a call if you have need of our expertise in the future. Also, it’s fun!
