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States are enacting laws that prohibit employers from banning firearms on their property. Sometimes called “parking lot laws,” these laws […]
Advances in technology make it easier for employees to take competitive information from their employers when they leave to join […]
Based on interviews with law department administrators and e-discovery managers, there is increasing acceptance of advanced technologies, such as predictive […]
The e-discovery method known as continuous active learning (CAL) enables technology assisted review systems to continually learn and improve results. […]
Two cases to be heard soon by the U.S. Supreme Court, one concerning induced patent infringement and the other regarding […]
Inter partes review (IPR) is a new USPTO procedure. It allows a challenge to patents by a party who is […]
The employer offered what it considered a reasonable accommodation: It would scan only the man’s left hand, not his right, a proposal which it based on its own…
Numbers of both minority and female partners at law firms in the U.S. saw incremental increases in 2014 over the […]
Earlier this month the SEC announced a settlement with two former CFOs of Saba Software, a Silicon Valley company. The […]
Tools like Skype, Apple’s FaceTime and the Google Doc are all tools that can allow lawyers to work with clients […]
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