We’ve discussed the importance of your clients protecting their digital assets, and how you can assist them in the process. There are hundreds upon hundreds of statistics about digital assets, the amount of time the average person spends on the internet, and the sheer number of digital accounts people possess. However, there is one thing … Continue reading “Defining a Digital Asset”
DCS is in the news again. This time Communications Daily talks about new RUFADAA legislation and the critical need for people to who they want to have access to their online accounts. Referred to as “the bible of the telecom industry”, Communications Daily highlights the growing awareness of the need to properly manage online accounts and digital assets, turning to … Continue reading “States Quickly Adding Laws to Address Online Accounts”
Steven B. Gorin, Thompson Coburn LLP says, The report on planning for digital assets is thorough and a “must read”. I was impressed by a vendor that appears to be on the forefront of understanding and complying with law, as well as organizing one’s assets: Directive Communication Systems, Inc. The report says “Unlike any other asset … Continue reading “2017 Heckerling Report – Planning for Digital Property”
The single largest private provider of legal services in the world today is not a law firm. It’s Deloitte, the big four accounting firm. And LegalZoom, valued at $2 billion, is pulling millions of consumers away from local attorneys. What does that mean for your own practice? This enlightening article from the ABA Journal, “Law … Continue reading “Lawyers: You can’t wait to catch up with tech”
Kudos to The New York Times for recognizing what Lee Poskanzer has been living with for the last six years in the article R.I.P. to a Startling Facebook Feature: Reminders of Dead Friends’ Birthdays A reminder of a dead friend’s work anniversary was what drove Lee Poskanzer to start looking into what we now … Continue reading “Kudos to The New York Times for Recognizing the Spark that Started DCS”
