Law Technology NewsThe IRS is cracking down on Silicon Valley companies it suspects are dodging taxes on profits generated from intellectual property. But companies aren't opening their wallets: They're fighting back
Originally Published: The Recorder
...in many cases, a combination of statistical sampling, non-waiver and other agreements, and/or in camera review by a judge or special master can...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...these services. Those rights and obligations are typically set out in an agreement called the "Terms of Use" or "Terms of Service...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...of non-disclosure provisions in agreements with business partners and licensees...is a formula, pattern, compilation, program, device, method, technique, or process...
...This helps both member libraries and information providers. Finally, we undertake projects, programs, and experiments that would not be pursued by individual libraries because the...
While motions to review data stored on an opponent's hard drive are being granted more frequently, courts remain circumspect in granting them. Attorney Mark Berman looks at recent decisions, highligh
...memorializing the resulting protocols and agreements. Clients spend untold sums of...operating on the basis of mutual trust can save clients money...
...to protect their metadata from prying eyes. Most major firms have computer programs that scrub their documents clean of metadata before sending them out. Others...
...in 1984 by Moglen's client, legendary programmer Richard Stallman, refers to programs with open code. In the 1980s technology companies started using restrictive copyright...
A good trial attorney taking apart a star witness during cross-examination puts the "confront" in the confrontation clause. It's hard to imagine achieving the same wallop if the witness is ensconced
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