Do you know what “System and method for communication among mobile applications” is? It’s a ubiquitous technological process that JP Morgan Chase has recently and successfully patented. Could patent infringement lawsuits be around
[Read More]Facebook, Google, Apple and other large companies host a significant amount of their data outside the United States. Should the Department of Justice’s warrants under the Stored Communications Act extend beyond domestic borders?
[Read More]In 2016, Tesla filed a lawsuit against Michigan officials over a state law that prohibits the manufacturer to act as its own dealer and sell its electric car directly to consumers, instead requiring
[Read More]While the U.S. government has successfully secured a warrant to search the records of a website used to organize protests against President Trump’s 2017 inauguration, it’s not without guaranteeing “additional protections” for site
[Read More]Here’s a sobering stat from an FBI and HHS’ Office for Civil Rights report: There are 4,000 ransomware attacks per day, and the frequency of these attacks will only increase. How’s that incident
[Read More]If you host a podcast, or listen to one, fear not: The patent for podcasting is no more. Per an Ars Technica report, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld
[Read More]This summer, we blogged about whether PACER was a factor in “Snitches Getting SStitches because the names of witnesses and informants are easily searchable in PACER documents. Now there’s question about PACER users
[Read More]This post’s headline, “The Year of the Monkey, “monkey business,” a “macaquery” of the courts — over the last few years, the monkey selfie case has elicited countless primate puns (we went bananas!)
[Read More]In April 2016, Master Matthews of the English High Court issued a precedent-setting decision in Pyrrho Investments and MWB Business Exchange v. MWB Property and others: parties were permitted to use predictive coding.
[Read More]A logo that was once lowercase and in a cursive font became the stuff of a trademark dispute when it was updated in May. The company Just Goods, which is linked to “teen
[Read More]E-Discovery technology is essential to counsel. But if counsel isn’t completely versed in using the software, particularly how to redact confidential information, it can prove disastrous. Just ask one lawyer representing Wells Fargo.
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