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...service outages, first in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Asia), which is covered by a server in Britain...
Corporate Counsel magazine has named Google its 2011 Best Legal Department not for the sizzle but for the substance of its achievements. Despite facing many challenges, the company has compiled an en
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Following a litigation campaign waged by the Recording Industry Association of America that ended in a $1.5 million verdict against one defendant for illegally sharing copyrighted music online, other
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Cross-border investigations tend to multiply the complex investigatory pitfalls a company faces. These include data privacy laws, attorney-client privilege, conflicting information technology platfor
...the 2007 decision of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania federal court...facilities in North America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East."...
This year's Intendance "Fast Fifty" report shows that the U.K.'s legal sector is stepping up its online operations. Long seen as among the least innovative of the professional services in terms of ha
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