Litigation
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.
Recent Supreme Court decisions have improved the landscape for defendants seeking to fend off mass tort and consumer class actions.
Quentin Tarantino’s claim that the website Gawker has secondary liability for providing its readers a link to the director’s latest screenplay may hinge on a key word in Gawker’s story – “enjoy.”
An eco-terrorist who turned herself in after eluding authorities for nearly a decade has been handed a prison sentence – […]
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