Law Technology News...the upgrade of its browser-based review platform Concordance Evolution (CE) to version 2.1, now available in an on-premise version....
...organization covered by the act, i.e., a "covered entity" (CE) or "business associate" (BA) will have 180 days beyond the...
...BHT-1100. ...
...the Computer Electronic Association's contest for entrepreneurs and startups held at CE Week in New York City. Tactus was founded in 2008...
To writer Alan Cohen, 2012 is shaping up to be a year where Consumer Electronics Show vendors actually put some brawn behind the buzz. As such, he believes, lawyers will reap the rewards
Originally Published: The American Lawyer
Jeffrey S. Klein and Nicholas J. Pappas, of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, visit an issue that has been the subject of much discussion with respect to employers' social media policies: whether discipline im
Leonard Deutchman, GC of consultancy LDiscovery, writes that there is little doubt that producing parties routinely consider e-discovery production costs to determine whether to fight or settle, and
A pair of entrepreneurs with one failed business idea, almost no programming experience, and a couple of patents march into court and demand $600 million from Google. Although it may seem far-fetched
...It can tranfer data at 15 MBs/second, and backup a typical CE in less than a minute. The device includes an integrated stand, and...
...an inexpensive Kill A Watt electric meter, which helped me...
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