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The agenda of the first FutureLaw conference at the Stanford Center for Legal Informatics wasn't your typical continuing legal education fare
...more sophisticated, he told CorpCounsel.com, there will be "a constant cat-and-mouse game where companies and the government try to prevent such...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
When mobile forensic investigators and e-discovery experts work with the latest generation of Apple mobile devices, they remain stumped about how to view encrypted email messages
...barcode readers, and ...
...as possible; music always; corduroy; a dog at your feet and a cat in your lap; a starry night; the company of someone you genuinely...
...lives. Extreme examples included episodes chronicling a woman with 76 cats, a man who saved every copy of National Geographic ever...
The arrest of Sergey Aleynikov following his acquittal on federal charges for the alleged misappropriation of Goldman Sachs' high-frequency trading computer code highlights the differences between fe
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...footwear that it makes under license for the Patagonia, Harley-Davidson, and Cat brands. Not surprisingly, general counsel Ken Grady is constantly reviewing instances of...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...he prefers not to play what he says would be "a cat and mouse game." What Matesanz wants is a dialogue...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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