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D. Casey Flaherty, corporate counsel at Kia Motors America, really does have good intentions as he humiliates Big Law firms about their dismal technology skills — but he is careful not to embarr
...for its standards-essential patents (SEPs) by Microsoft Corporation. The judge's bench ruling has led some observers to question whether Google Inc. overpaid when...
...providing e-filing and an electronic case file for judges on the bench. The agreement includes Tyler's Odyssey line of software, professional services, maintenance...
...and gleefully reject your filing for incorrect hole punching. Others sit on benches and look unfavorably on lawyers — and by extension, their clients —...
...lot of opportunity to move around. The judge is seated on the bench, the witness at the stand, counsel at their tables, and the jurors...
The problem with LegalTech New York is that you can't be five places at once. Or six. Or 20. It's just so hard to choose among so many compelling choices — keynotes, seminars, plenary sessions,
...judicial activism in e-discovery. Any judge with significant tenure on the bench likely conducted discovery exclusively in paper form while in practice, combing through...
Judicial perspectives of e-discovery attorneys' worst and best practices were the subject of a keynote session at LegalTech New York on Wednesday, while vendors in the exhibit hall shared insights on
...Rogers and Kandis Westmore — cut very different paths to the federal bench at 1301 Clay St. in Oakland's city center, where they are...
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...Charleston, S.C.-based Bench & Bar LLC announced Thursday the release of JuryPad, an app...
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