From cell phone location data to Ring camera footage and Wi-Fi connection logs, today’s digital devices create detailed records of where people have been and what they’ve done. This session will examine how lawyers can leverage these powerful tracking technologies in litigation, from family law to criminal and civil cases. We’ll cover strategies for obtaining and preserving this data, working with experts to interpret it, and meeting evidentiary requirements for authentication and admissibility. We’ll also address the privacy, Fourth Amendment, and ethical considerations that come with using personal digital tracking information in court. Attendees will leave with practical tools to turn digital footprints into persuasive evidence—while avoiding legal missteps.