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Employers and employees have turned to technology to increase efficiency, says Proskauer Rose partner Katharine H. Parker. But as more employers give internet access to employees and permit personal
...quot;obstructive at best, misleading at worst." See Hynix Semiconductor, Inc. v. Rambus, Inc. , 2009 U.S. Dist. Lexis 13530...
...quot;obstructive at best, misleading at worst." See Hynix Semiconductor, Inc. v. Rambus, Inc., 2009 U.S. Dist. Lexis 13530...
"Romantic" would not be the first or last word that comes to mind when considering the best practices in document preservation. But Gibson Dunn attorney Farrah Pepper shows that the same common-sense
...incumbent risks and challenges of making it work. Smaller firms, with limited manpower and expertise, no longer need to remain in the shadow of larger...
...incumbent risks and challenges of making it work. Smaller firms, with limited manpower and expertise, no longer need to remain in the shadow of larger...
The federal courts may soon face the first round in a battle over the Justice Department's demand that federal wiretapping requirements be extended to Internet services. The Center for Democracy & Te
...for similar brands to butt heads is greater than ever -- Apple Computer Inc.'s foray into online music sales, for instance, has sparked a high...
...step ahead of new and insidious viruses, without an inordinate investment in manpower and attention? Here are some possibilities based on recent experience. Most...
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