Lock It Down: The Essential Process for Preserving Fragile Cell Phone “KnowledgeC” Database and Temporary Cache Evidence in Trucking Cases
Webinar Description:
Trucking accidents create high-stakes situations where critical evidence can disappear quickly, increasing the risk of spoliation. While “black box” data is routinely preserved, time-sensitive cell phone data, including “KnowledgeC” and “Location Services,” is often overlooked and can be lost within hours.
This data can be critical for either side, and failure to preserve it may lead to serious consequences, including sanctions. As technology evolves, knowing how to identify and secure this information is essential.
In this webinar you will learn:
- What key data cell phones store and why it matters
- How to preserve mobile device evidence before it is lost
- How this data can impact litigation strategy and trial outcomes
Join trial lawyer Zach Matthews of McMickle, Kurey & Branch for a practical discussion with real-world examples and actionable guidance on preserving, analyzing, and using cell phone data in litigation and at trial.
A recording will be provided to all approved registrants after the webinar, even if you are not able to attend.
NOTICE: ATA webinars are strictly educational for our members and are not press events. The information contained in this webinar is not intended for, nor should it be used in, the production, editing or creation of news or analysis pieces. Participants are also forbidden from using them as background for published materials, white papers or other communications. Therefore, the contents of this webinar are strictly embargoed and off the record.
About the Presenter:
Zach Matthews, McMickle, Kurey & Branch LLP
Zach Matthews devotes his entire practice to litigation, specializing in high-loss motor carrier defense, premises liability, and catastrophic negligent security matters. He handles state and federal jury trials as well as appeals to both state and federal courts. He has particular expertise in
cases involving inflated medical bills or billing fraud, and has handled a number of landmark cases reported in national media revealing the existence of paid litigation networks. He has also testified on these issues before the Georgia legislature, and he consults on cases involving similar practices nationwide, including in litigation hotspots like Texas, Louisiana and Florida. He is admitted to practice law in Georgia, Tennessee and Arkansas and has been admitted pro hac vice in other venues. Mr. Matthews is the Northern At-Large Director on the Board of Directors for the Georgia Defense Lawyer’s Association and has previously served as the Young Lawyers Chairman and chair of the Substantive Law Committee for Trucking. He is also active in the Defense Research Institute and speaks regularly to its various seminars, as well as to other national organizations.
THIS WEBINAR IS SPONSORED BY ATA'S CORPORATE PARTNERS
The ATA Corporate Partner program highlights key products and services for motor carriers from Allied Members of the American Trucking Associations (ATA). ATA encourages its members to contact ATA Corporate Partner companies to learn more about how their products and services can help fleets solve some of the most pressing issues facing trucking companies today.