The above video is somewhat tangential to this week’s Bulletin topic but it does describe a trend that will certainly be used and useful in future vehicular accidents – the car black box. For our below article, however, we stick to old fashioned ground pounding to uncover the true facts of a real accident puzzler. [...]
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Particularly disturbing to a law firm these days is the potential that client meetings, conferences… can be secretly monitored via the attorney’s own cell phone. Remotely accessing the phone’s “firmware” (hard drive), a would-be audio (and with smart phones, video) thief simply needs to scan for your phone’s frequency signature and bounce back an electronic [...]
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Let me preface this week’s Bulletin by saying that most online businesses are honest and strive hard to provide the goods and or services that the electronic buying public requests and pays for. This self-regulation occurs for two reasons: a) most people/businesses are honest to begin with and b)word of mouth online occurs at lightning [...]
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