Working on-the-go is essential but rarely simple. Our iPad apps eliminate the hassle of being away from your desk. Organize events and facts, add notes, and even link documents from your Dropbox account
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A class-action complaint was filed against Facebook, Inc. on August 15, 2018 by Danielle A. Singer and her company Project Therapy, LLC. The Complaint outlines claims that Facebook overstated its “Potential Reach” numbers
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Back in June, when a European Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs passed a controversial copyright law, sending it for a full-parliament vote in July, critics were sounding the alarm that it would drive
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Although the debate continues on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the interest in and application of blockchain technology — an essential component of cryptocurrency architecture — is growing. In July, the U.S. Patent and
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When a computer scientist named Jarek Duda contacted Ars Technica claiming that Google was attempting to patent a technique he put into the public domain, the publication investigated it and found the company’s
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Last week, it was reported that President Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, was parting ways with his own counsel from the firm of McDermott Will & Emery as he prepared to fight
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According to Ari Kaplan Advisors’ 2018 E-discovery Unfiltered Survey of 31 professionals in legal businesses, companies and law firms are increasingly accepting of cloud services. As reported by Legaltech News, those responsible for
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A popular form of expression, emojis have made it from texts, emails and social media content to the courtroom, as we blogged about in 2016 and 2017. As a result, they’re posing preservation
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One of the top 10 legal trends in 2018 that we’ve identified is an increase in the implementation of artificial intelligence. If you’re a lawyer and this makes you uneasy, you’re not alone.
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One of our predicted Top 10 Legal Trends for 2018 is that Blockchain will continue to be a focus as attorneys take advantage of the technology for smart contracts and more. A recent
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Despite technology-assisted review (TAR) being around for more than a decade and Judge Andrew J. Peck declaring it “black letter law” in his 2012 decision in Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe &
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