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Defensible Deletion After Information Theft Is Discovered

What can a responsible employer do when it finds that a new hire has taken sensitive information from a former […]

Dentons: No End To Potential Expansion

Dentons is looking to the accounting firm industry’s Big Four model in its expansion, which most recently saw the merger […]

BigLaw Won’t Rep Gay Marriage Opponents

It’s a virtually unprecedented phenomenon, observes New York Times reporter Adam Liptak. Tobacco companies that claimed their product was harmless […]

More Law Firms Getting Cyber Insurance

Larger firms have already bought cyber insurance. Now medium and small-size firms are making the move. What are they getting, […]

Does The Legal Industry Need A Serious Makeover?

Problems in the profession will not be solved by , better technology, or lower prices, Jenny Odegard writes for Lawyerist. […]

New Research: Lawyers Not Despised

Researchers observed that few legal malpractice suits result in jury verdicts. One explanation reflects the perception that lawyers are…

Is Proposed Fee-Shifting Law A Solution In Search Of A Problem?

The Innovation Act, proposed legislation that has been introduced in the House, would create a presumption in favor of fee-shifting in patent infringement litigation.

Uniformity vs. Creativity In A Law Practice

“COMES NOW the writer” is the tongue-in-cheek opening to an intriguing article about uniformity vs. creativity in the practice of law.

Threat Of iLawyer Overblown

Visions of artificial intelligence overtaking human lawyers are not very realistic, Richard Tromans writes in Bloomberg BNA. Instead, legal technology […]

California, Oregon Considering Legal Technician Pilot Program

California and Oregon are considering implementing a limited license legal technician (LLLT) program, like one that is already running in […]

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