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Stanford University is a legendary breeding ground? for startups — Silicon Valley giants Google, Yahoo, and Cisco all came out of the Palo Alto, Calif., institution's computer science and engine
The agenda of the first FutureLaw conference at the Stanford Center for Legal Informatics wasn't your typical continuing legal education fare
Pallab Chakraborty, director of e-discovery at Oracle Corp., delivered a progress report on the Electronic Discovery Institute-Oracle study ready to pose the hard question about predictive coding: Ca
Law offices of all types and sizes face pressure to acquire "the next big thing" in the never-ending quest to become more productive and competitive. Due diligence can make the difference bet
...Time magazine. He also is chair of the board of Teach for America, which recruits college graduates to teach in underserved communities. (And...
...that there are benefits to face-to-face interactions. John Sullivan, who teaches management at San Francisco State University, told the The New York...
Daniel Martin Katz, assistant professor at Michigan State's School of Law, announced at an event hosted by Fordham University Law School that he is developing "a group of assassins" who are g
...the Year, talks about blazing trails in the use of technology to teach students substantive law
Clean tech is new: solar, wind, biofuels, water purification. And yet the industry runs the very ordinary risk of getting bogged down in the oldest business challenge of all: corruption
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...that there are benefits to face-to-face interactions. John Sullivan, who teaches management at San Francisco State University, told the Times: "...
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