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Communicating About Risk

Productive risk assessment requires clear, direct communication among CEO, CFO, CLO and other executives. But when each member of an […]

Supreme Court Should Address Ambiguous Federal Pleading Standards

The predominant factor driving litigation costs today is e-discovery. In a recent study analyzing the cost of litigation across 57 […]

Over Preservation is a Self-Imposed Sanction

Data preservation is the foundation of a defensible e-discovery process. When a party is sanctioned for e-discovery mistakes, it usually […]

Using Analytics to Clean Out the Esi Garage

As time passes and we acquire more “stuff,” it gets harder to winnow down our possessions. Who longs to spend […]

Noose is Tightening Around Abstract Business Method Patents

In Alice Corp. V. CLS Bank, the Supreme Court ruled that an abstract idea – in this case, use of […]

Arbitration Trends 2014

How in-house attorneys use, and don’t use, the process.

A Tip Of The Hat To The USPTO

Even as the number of applications continues to grow every year, the Office is whittling away at the backlog, now […]

For Energy Independence, Drill

Just over two years ago, President Obama said you can’t drill you way to lower oil prices. He was wrong, […]

AT&T To Pay $105M For ‘Mobile Cramming’

Customers who were billed for “hundreds of millions of dollars” in authorized charges for ringtones and text messages will get […]

College Athlete Advocates Target Sports TV With Class Action

Ten former college athletes have filed a class action lawsuit against ESPN, CBS, Fox and NBC, asking that the networks […]

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