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Practical articles on evidence, discovery, disputes and immigration, written to help you make better decisions.
Digital Forensics
2 articlesMobile Device Forensics: What a Phone Can and Cannot Reveal
Phones are often the single richest source of evidence in a dispute, but expectations need to match what forensic tools can actually do.
Responding to a Cyber Incident: The First 72 Hours
Early decisions after a breach shape the investigation, your legal exposure and your ability to recover. A practical checklist.
eDiscovery
2 articlesPreserving Electronic Evidence Before Litigation Begins
The duty to preserve often starts long before a complaint is filed. Here is what a reasonable preservation effort looks like.
Proportionality: Keeping eDiscovery Costs in Check
The federal rules limit discovery to what is proportional to the needs of the case. Used well, that principle is a powerful cost control.
Litigation
1 articleImmigration
3 articlesThe E-2 Treaty Investor Visa: A Practical Overview
For entrepreneurs from treaty countries, the E-2 visa can be one of the most practical ways to build and run a business in the United States.
EB-5 or E-2? Choosing an Investor Pathway
Both programs reward investment in the U.S. economy, but they differ sharply in cost, structure and long-term result.
Bringing Family to the United States: An Overview
Family-based immigration is the most common path to a green card. Understanding the categories helps set realistic expectations.