A “Kleen” Getaway
We reported on the debate over predictive coding in the antitrust case Kleen Products, LLC, et. Al. v. Packaging Corporation of America, et. Al., back in April. The plaintiffs argued that discovery should
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Apples to Apples? The Patent War with Samsung Continues
By now most of us are familiar with the high stakes Apple v. Samsung case (or Samsung v. Apple; as the two companies cannot agree whose name should be first) involving patents and
[Read More]Zynga and EA Square off in Murky Area of Law
Electronic Arts, the owner of Sims creator Maxis, is suing social gaming titan Zynga over The Ville’s alleged similarity to EA’s The Sims Social. This case has the potential to set a precedent
[Read More]A Glimmer of Hope for Improving Mobile Patent Law
Patent litigation has been exploding between technology giants, and nowhere is the trend more evident than among producers of mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets. You don’t have to look far
[Read More]The Olympic IP Police
Olympic sponsorship comes with a hefty price tag—about $100 million for a 4-year cycle—so it’s no surprise that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and United States Olympic Committee (USOC) take their IP rules
[Read More]Google, Zippers, and Quirky Trademark Law
Google is no stranger to litigation, but it now faces an unusual claim to cancel its trademark registration. The aptly named plaintiff David Elliott squares off against the Google Goliath with an argument
[Read More]Criminal Search Warrants Showing Their Age
A case in the California Court of Appeal, People v. Rangel, held that a police officer could read text messages from the Defendant’s cell phone. The detective did indeed have a search warrant,
[Read More]People As Product: Managing Law Firm Talent
By necessity, lawyers are deeply rooted in precedent and tradition — living and breathing case law in their working lives. This mindset is extraordinarily useful for navigating our legal system and making effective,
[Read More]Florida Joins Growing List of States Adjusting E-Discovery Rules
On July 5, Florida adopted a specific set of electronic data discovery rules for its state courts based upon the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, but updated to be
[Read More]Law Firms: Use Your Resources, Increase Competitive Edge
Law firms often don’t utilize their non-attorney staff to their fullest extent, according to a recently released survey by ALM Legal Intelligence. However, some firms have become increasingly open to pursuing non-traditional means of
[Read More]The Inevitable BYOD
Until recently there was widespread resistance among CIO’s and IT departments to Bring Your Own Device, or BYOD, because of the inherent security risks and increased ability of employees to engage in personal
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