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Not knowing what you signed up for tops this list, put together by John Gilmore, managing partner at recruitment firm […]
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case concerning whether corporations may be sued in a U.S. court for […]
Following a series of massive high-profile data breaches at Yahoo, the general counsel resigned. In this post from D&O Diary, […]
The demand is rising, the choices proliferating, and the exclusions are numerous and complicated. This post, from an online publication aimed […]
Almost all departments surveyed had taken steps to curb their outside legal spend, with some success…
Congressional approval of a bill that repeals pending internet privacy rules has sparked interest in an old internet technology, virtual […]
The demise of the flesh-and-blood attorney has been greatly exaggerated, according to this discussion of what A.I. (artificial intelligence) is […]
In a Q&A, a look at trends in e-discovery and the adoption of e-discovery technologies by both in-house legal departments and law firms.
Attorneys general and private attorneys in more than a dozen states have opened a new front in the battle against […]
A panel of legal technology experts took up a number of key cybersecurity questions: What are the common gateways to cyber attacks? What steps can an organization take to address…
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