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...please email mbay@alm.com. • Education: Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C. — J.D., 1987. Department of...
...resources to fight patent litigation. Bryan Farney, a lawyer for Georgetown, Texas-based Farney Daniels who represents MPHJ, denied Sorrell's allegations. "...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Can technology provide legal guidance to clients on routine questions that consume a large amount of lawyers' time? With expert input, Neota Logic software can be used to build a tool that allows cli
...Owen, partner at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, talks about his work with the Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute as well as the Electronic Discovery Institute...
When legal professionals get together, you can just about guarantee that the conversation will, at some point, turn to planes, trains, and hotels. So the March "12on12" LTN asked our readers
...most important cases. We complement his report with highlights from December's Georgetown Advanced E-Discovery Institute, held in Tysons Corner, Va. The conference has...
...realities of the marketplace now, according to a new...
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
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,
...nbsp; If you are wondering why the annual Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute draws attendees faster than a One Direction...
...information was used to identify and kill dissidents. At the Georgetown Advanced E-Discovery Institute Friday panel, "First Do No Harm: Preserving...
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