The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is an international body that develops voluntary international standards for everything from the sterilization requirements for health care products to banking telecommunication message systems. The ISO has
[Read More]Copyright law has been a contentious issue in the U.S. and abroad for some time, but the various factions involved have fought more or less to a stalemate, preserving a status quo that
[Read More]The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently concluded a 19-month investigation into Google’s Internet search engine practices concluding that Google had not violated any antitrust laws. However, at the conclusion of the investigation,
[Read More]GROUNDBREAKING EMAIL THREADING ADDED TO E-DISCOVERY’S MOST ROBUST SOFTWARE LLM spearheads modern email threading to bolster an already-powerful e-Discovery and case management system. Austin, Texas (January 10, 2013). Liquid Litigation Management, Inc.’s team
[Read More]A Decision made by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on December 12, 2012 affirms that images and text messages that are stored on personal cell phones are not protected by the Stored
[Read More]Recently, there has been a shift by patent trolls to go after the users of everyday technology rather than the creator of the technology. One of the main advantages in targeting small companies
[Read More]In the past few years there has been an increase in the enforcement of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations resulting in billions of dollars worth of civil judgments in addition to criminal convictions.
[Read More]The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California recently issued new guidelines regarding the e-discovery process. These new guidelines were developed by Judge Elizabeth Laporte and the Court’s Rules Committee and
[Read More]Corporate Counsel magazine recently released its 2012 Patent Litigation Survey, and the results are striking. The survey is noteworthy not just for the rapid acceleration in the number of patent lawsuits it shows,
[Read More]Here at BLLAWG we discuss patents and patent trolls quite often. It is much rarer to see bright spots for a potential overhaul of our current patent system that allows those who abuse
[Read More]On November 6th the jury in patent lawsuit Vringo v Google issued its verdict—awarding $30 million to Vringo on the basis that Google infringed two old Lycos patents that Vringo purchased in 2011.
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