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Mary Taylor, CPA
Ohio Auditor of State
Columbus, Ohio

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As an attorney, am I at risk of professional liability if I don't recommend the use of computer forensics?
How do I explain Computer Forensics to my client?
How do I know if I have a good Computer Forensics Examiner?
How do you prevent the release of information from being considered a waiver of client-attorney privilege?
How do I prevent the opposition from continuing to use the computer and potentially damaging the evidence?
How does Vestige prevent "fishing expeditions" or overly-broad searches?
How exactly does Computer Forensics work?
If I think that evidence exists, is it ok if my Technology expert takes a look for the information before I get in touch with a Computer Forensics Expert?
Isn't Computer Forensics only useful in cases where you expect that there is a "smoking gun"?
When should I consider using Computer Forensics?

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