LLM Pushes the Boundaries of Technology-Assisted Review Second Release of Lauded e-Discovery Review System Austin, Texas (May 22, 2013). Liquid Litigation Management (LLM), Inc. a company dedicated to excellence and effectiveness in e-discovery
[Read More]We’ve discussed copyright and 3D printing on the BLLAWG before, but with developments in 3D printing accelerating, legal issues sprout up faster than a MakerBot can print your new shower curtain toggles. 3D
[Read More]Google recently announced a way for users of its popular online services, including Gmail, to create a sort of digital will for their accounts. Google’s Inactive Account Manager allows you to set a
[Read More]Yesterday Apersee hosted a webinar on Purchasing Decisions for e-Discovery. The webinar focused on law firms moving their litigation environments to the cloud and we thought we’d share the most salient points of
[Read More]Standard & Poor’s unit McGraw-Hill is currently defending itself against allegations from the United States Justice Department that the company fraudulently misrepresented the quality of mortgage-backed securities to investors. S&P asked a federal
[Read More]Last week, House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) announced in a statement at the Library of Congress that the committee will be conducting a broad review of copyright law in the next several
[Read More]On April 8, 2013, India became the 90th member of the Madrid Protocol, a trade agreement that allows citizens of participating countries to receive trademark protections in all 90 member countries with one
[Read More]GE and the 4 year-old product development company Quirky have come to an agreement that will allow the public to use many GE patents to spur invention and innovation. The initial deal will
[Read More]A New York federal judge recently ruled that ReDigi, a company that allows people to upload their old song files to resell to others (while deleting them on their own computers) was liable
[Read More]A Facebook post from Netflix Chief Executive Reed Hastings sparked a recent SEC investigation into how companies communicate with their investors. The agency ruled that postings on social media outlets such as Facebook
[Read More]Google just announced the “Open Patent Non-Assertion Pledge” or OPN as a way to decrease patent threats surrounding open-source software. Open-source software is freely available to public and private entities, with its complete
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