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A year after waging a proxy battle with an activist investor over exploring a possible sale, BMC Software has agreed to be bought by an investment consortium led by buyout firms Bain Capital and Gold
Originally Published: the_am_law_daily
...multi-year legal battle when Paul Ceglia claimed he had cut a deal in 2003...
...reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.” While battles over the scope of discovery are as old as litigation itself, we...
...corporate legal departments tend to agree on and favor the handful of battle-tested products that generally make up the most popular and current commercially...
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
For the jury in U.S. v. Nosal, which began hearing opening statements Monday, the case may come down to who has the better PowerPoint, rather than their understanding of a controversial and complicat
Originally Published: The Recorder
Michael Arkfeld is on a quest to identify the next generation of e-discovery leaders; Heather Schultz finds apps that help guests share joyful wedding pictures, and we bid adieu to a legal technology
...is his second LTN article on Big Data. See "Girding for Battle" (http://at.law.com...
...#1 — OOPS! The most common mobility battle is the accidental loss of a device. If you're lucky, the...
Facebook can be a great business tool — until someone hijacks your page. Deciding whether to take action depends on whether brand abuse runs afoul of the law, and what effect it's likely to have
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...results as the C&E profession questing for power, a turf battle between GC and CCO — a kind of Hunger Games...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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