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Michael Arkfeld is on a quest to identify the next generation of e-discovery leaders; Heather Schultz finds apps that help guests share joyful wedding pictures, and we bid adieu to a legal technology
...Another first at LTNY was our shiny new state-of-the-art video studio. A last-minute addition to our plans, it was the...
The first thing many lawyers think of when someone starts talking about a virtual firm is bathrobes. But regardless of whether going work in pajamas or a suit, Ridgefield, Conn.-based senior counsel
...technology operations within the law firm environment. Parkman holds a Bachelor of Arts in legal studies and philosophy from the University of California, Santa Cruz...
...system after March 16. The act redefines the boundaries of prior art for patent applications and applies a post-grant review process, which took...
...changes will greatly expand what is considered the "state of the art" (what patent lawyers call the "prior art"), resulting in...
...in 2009, Kickstarter has been instrumental in launching many critically-acclaimed films, art installations, and technology startups. Techies also tend to loathe software...
Originally Published: the_litigation_daily
...make obtaining a patent more difficult. The definition of what constitutes prior art—a key factor for determining patentability—will broaden, for example...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
One sure sign that e-discovery is maturing: We're starting to hear from skeptics
As other Texas firms pay attention to collection rates, a concerted effort raised shareholder collection rate at Chamberlain Hrdlicka to 96.2 percent in 2012 from 92.5 percent in 2011, says Wayne Ris
Originally Published: Texas Lawyer
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