Using Electronic Medical Records Evidence at Trial

“Data is the new oil.” This phrase was coined in 2006, almost two decades ago, by the British mathematician and professor of computer and information science, Clive Humby. Professor Humby meant that data, like oil, is incredibly valuable, but is not useful in its raw state. Data needs to be refined, processed, and distilled to be useful – like oil, the value of data lies in its potential. This concept is equally true of electronically stored data in modern litigation. This CLE course... More Info