The Legal Intelligencer
...letter. Order of Superior Court vacated. In 2005, appellant Pulse Technologies, Inc. had an opening for an experienced Swiss Screw engineer. Appellant hired...
...staff as we enter the era of personalization? Law firm technology is a fairly recent phenomenon. Even our ancient history only goes back...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
Reversing decades of federal patent awards, the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously ruled that human genes and the information they encode are not patent-eligible
...cameras, the company's Street View vehicles also carried Wi-Fi sniffing technology that captured data from commercial and residential wireless networks, unless they were...
Originally Published: The Recorder
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...to overcome it. Yet, you would be wrong if the subject were technology. For whatever reason, lawyers and law firms continue to place...
The Labor and Employment Supplement features articles on minimizing risk in a changingwhistleblower landscape; five costlyPPACA mistakes; working with a pendingdisability hearing; employment law less
...past year, and organizes them by industry: information technology, health and medicine, transportation, public safety, consumer goods, energy and environment, and industrial productivity. Even if...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...have become a major problem for many of America’s top technology companies, draining resources and executive attention that could be devoted to innovation...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...34; on strategies to attack governments and enterprises and asked when "good guys" would start to collaborate to repel and mitigate cyberattacks, Hayden...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
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