Perspective
Jul. 8, 2015
The personal black box
Many people don't realize they're wearing a personal "black box" on their wrist - and what the information it contains could mean if litigation rears its head. By Paul R. Kiesel and Jeffrey A. Koncius
Most people are familiar with the "black box" often recovered after a plane goes down
that contains vital data to help reconstruct the accident. More and more vehicles
are being equipped with these black boxes today. What many people do not realize,
however, is that many of us are wearing black boxes everyday - be it an Apple Watch, an activity tracker, or...
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