Show threadKirsty's Old AccountJan 16, 2023
@thunderbird
That banks, lawyers etc. feel there is zero risk in sending any critical information in an unencrypted email is so worrying… loan applications, and loan documents, sure; bank statements, no problem; invoice scams from intercepted unencrypted pdfs, etc. catch so many, and have done for years…
Then the banks tell you off for falling for scams, without any understanding of their own abysmal behaviour 🤯😩🤦‍♀️
#CyberSecurity #EmailSecurity #Email #Phishing #Invoices #BankSecurity #lawyer #LawyerMastodon #Banking
Show threadBecDec 23, 2022

@mdhardeman

They can be sure of no malfeasance of the opposing counsel:

1. When an attorney, MSG's counsel has to be told about it. This is done via something called a "File of Appearance."

2. If that attorney had been added to the case, she may have been barred from entering any MSG spaces. Not sure tho: #LawyerMastodon?

3. If the concern was evidence: This is referred back to the Rules of Evidence. These are federal, state, and org specific (https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/fre)

Federal Rules of Evidence

LII / Legal Information Institute
Andy DaitsmanDec 16, 2022

How many times does a judge (cough...Kacsmaryk...cough) have to be overruled by a higher court before it is determined he is no longer in "good standing?"

#Article3 @Popehat #LawyerMastodon