Litigation
Pom Wonderful sued Coca-Cola in 2007, claiming the label on its pomegranate blueberry juice was misleading because the product is […]
In a California data breach case that could have national implications, the state’s attorney general is suing Kaiser Foundation Health […]
Billionaire entrepreneur and public enemy of patent troll firms Mark Cuban has a new target: a patent assertion firm that […]
Appearing before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, spokesmen from the American Bankers Association and the National Retail […]
A sports memorabilia collector who claims quarterback Eli Manning, along with the Giants general counsel and a team co-owner, were […]
An Arizona district court found that BioD failed to make its copyright infringement case against the founder of Amino Technology, […]
No fan of the internet, or the copyright infringement it has allowed, musician Prince set out to sue 22 alleged […]
Now-defunct email service Lavabit’s defense claiming that providing unencrypted missives to the court violates privacy was not as compelling to […]
Conflicts have emerged between what U.S. discovery laws require and blocking statutes and data privacy laws in the countries of […]
There is little doubt that courts will deem non-privileged, relevant electronically stored information (ESI) on Google Glass and other wearable technologies as a discoverable type of e-data, meaning videos and pictures stored or shared from the device will be discoverable.
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