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...production of metadata into the ALJ's ground rules. (The ALJ's "ground rules" are similar...
...ruling was somewhat of a blow to Apple, however, in that the ALJ declined to find that the patents were unenforceable due to FRAND violations...
With the growth of social media for marketing and business purposes, managing discovery risk is critical, note Judah Lifschitz and Laura Fraher of Shapiro, Lifschitz & Schram
Patricia Nemeth and Erin Behler, of Nemeth Burwell, investigate how the National Labor Relations Board would rule on a social media issue involving employee discipline
...Law Judge Paul Luckern, who is 81. The longest-serving ALJ in agency history, Luckern for 27 years presided over scores of high...
Angelo A. Paparelli of Seyfarth Shaw and Ted J. Chiappari of Satterlee Stephens attempt to "curate" a few of the most important technology developments in immigration-related worksite enforcement. Th
Although the growth and popular use of social media introduces factors for consideration in numerous aspects of litigation strategy, Michael C. Lynch and Lystra Batchoo, of Kelley Drye & Warren, focu
...we told you what a surprise the ALJ's ruling was. Kodak's '218 patent, after all, had been upheld...
A recent decision by an administrative law judge in New York found that a pharmacy had the right to challenge and inspect the computer code used by Office of Medicaid Inspector General to produce a s
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