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Supreme Court’s Lack Of Tech Savvy A Concern For Major Future Cases

The Supreme Court’s docket over the next decade is likely to include many cases dealing with cybersecurity and privacy in […]

In a New York Times feature article, reporter James B. Stewart talks to a law professor who makes the case […]

Experts say neither Apple nor Samsung have much to gain from the upcoming ruling in a years-long patent lawsuit about […]

Lawyers may investigate potential jurors on the Internet, but may not engage them directly – by, for example, asking to […]

U.S. firms are making ever more expansive claims to their employees’ intellectual work – in some cases demanding employees pre-assign […]

Arbitration clauses are often included in contracts without full understanding or based on assumptions that may not be true. In […]

Based on a projection of the kinds of strategic initiatives successful law departments will be undertaking in respect to data […]

In 1983 legal research accounted for ten percent of a lawyer’s time. Thirty years later, with data available instantly through […]

Increasingly, plaintiffs are seeking damages for emotional distress engendered by a fear of contracting cancer. Only a few jurisdictions have […]

In a trio of decisions, the U.S. Supreme Court has outlined a mechanism that could eviscerate commercial as well as […]