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No protective order can anticipate all the contingencies of source-code discovery, write Robins Kaplan's Andrea L. Gothing and Peter M. Routhier, but an early discussion can simplify the process
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...LinkCo Inc. v. Fujitsu, Ltd., 230 F...circumstances, and is not necessarily limited to manufactured products or fully...
New technologies have emerged that let users set the shelf-life of text messages they have sent, causing the messages to expire and be deleted after a preset period of time. This new means of communi
...a handy way to work when you're stuck in coach with limited elbow room; or when you want a better way to check e...
Once the champagne's run out and "Auld Lang Syne" is a distant memory. It's time to look at how your law firm will improve its legal technology. With this in mind, Law Technology News asks a panel of
Hope and trepidation abound as we all face the new year
The 21st annual ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago demonstrated how the world of technology continues to transform the staid practice of law. Writer Brett Burney fills you in on what you missed, from the keynot
...often the features went out with the fat. Ports were removed, expansion limited -- and forget about a CD or DVD drive. Users who wanted to...
MPEG LA's first patent pool for video compression technology pulled in millions of dollars, and now the licensing company wants in on digital rights management. Yet making a royalty splash won't be e
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