Mobile Phone Evidence at Trial: Obtaining and Admitting Call Logs, Text Messages, and Location Data
A live 90-minute CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE webinar will guide litigators on obtaining and using cell phone evidence at trial, from issuing discovery requests to overcoming admissibility issues. Our panel will also discuss the function of expert witnesses in providing evidence on cell phone location, GPS, text messaging, and other commonly used wireless communications features.
Outline
- Overview of information commonly stored in cell phones that is useful in litigation
- Discussion of how to successfully obtain cell phone records for use at trial
- Analysis of admissibility issues with cell phone records and data—including discussion of Rule 902(13) and 902(14)
- Use of expert witnesses at trial
- Best practices in obtaining and using mobile phone data during litigation
Benefits
The panel will review these and other relevant topics:
- What types of information are commonly stored in cell phones?
- How can attorneys successfully obtain cell phone records and data for use at trial?
- What role do expert witnesses play in the admission or exclusion of mobile phone data as evidence?
- What are the best practices for attorneys in obtaining and using cell phone data during litigation?
Faculty
Charles B. Molster, III
Founder
The Law Offices of Charles B. Molster III
Mr. Molster has extensive experience as a trial lawyer handling complex litigation matters in federal and state courts... | Read More
Mr. Molster has extensive experience as a trial lawyer handling complex litigation matters in federal and state courts around the country and has provided extensive outside general counsel services to various corporate and other clients. His broad range of experience includes complex commercial litigation, patent litigation, corporate governance/shareholder advice and litigation, employment advice and litigation, and securities advice and litigation, among others. Mr. Molster regularly conducts CLE programs and other education presentations relating to various legal issues.
CloseEarly Discount (through 09/19/25)
