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- Finding and Reviewing Comment Boxes in Excel Files
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Finding and Reviewing Comment Boxes in Excel Files
Following the Wells Fargo inadvertent disclosure episode, I wrote a blog post describing several ways to find hidden content in Excel files. In this post I discuss another feature of Excel that all lawyers, but especially legal document reviewers, should know about: the comment box. … Continue reading
Posted in CLE, eDiscovery, Lit Support, Native File Review
Tagged CLE, document review, Duty of Technology Competence, eDiscovery, Excel, Relativity, Wells Fargo
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Digital Detectives Podcast Interview with Excel Esquire’s Ben Kusmin – Spreadsheets as Evidence
Sharon Nelson and John Simek from the Legal Talk Network’s Digital Detectives podcast recently interviewed Excel Esquire’s Ben Kusmin about the pitfalls (and opportunities) faced by lawyers when handling their clients’ Excel spreadsheets. Among other things, we discussed native review of … Continue reading
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