If you use Facebook, you’re probably well aware that it’s collecting information about you. But did you know that this information also includes details of your physiognomy, such as the distance between your
[Read More]Around the same time that Amazon was enjoying its “best ever” holiday season in 2016, it was reported that the global giant has plans to go sky-high — literally — with a patent
[Read More]New year, new and old legal trends! From e-discovery and project management to AFAs and alternative delivery service models, we’ve compiled the top 10 legal trends that departments and firms should watch for
[Read More]It’s “fitting” that our first week of blogs in the new year, when exercise resolutions are fresh, includes an update on Fitbit and Jawbone’s legal laps. In 2015, we posted a blog about
[Read More]While many firms are considering how to improve their delivery service model in the new year, they should also consider improving the diversity among their partners. Promoting more women and people of color
[Read More]New year, new and old legal trends! From e-discovery changes and AI automating more work to project management gaining moment and AFAs becoming more mainstream and more, there are specific legal trends counsel
[Read More]The legal industry has gone through major change in perspective and approach. What can counsel expect in 2017? LLM, Inc. surveyed 250 professionals on corporations and law firms’ goals, obstacles and results around
[Read More]Last month, we blogged about the potential of artificial intelligence stepping up to the bench by predicting judges’ decisions and helping to increase the efficiency of busy courts. We follow up on the
[Read More]This year, we’ve blogged about patent wins against Apple over voice-system and ring-silencing technology. This month, we add a lawsuit over online payment technology to the files against Apple. According to The National
[Read More]Washington State has been busy. Last week, we blogged about its State Supreme Court ruling that attorney-client privilege no longer applied to communication with former employees. We kick off this week with news
[Read More]This week, the Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments for Life Technologies v. Promega, in which the high court will determine whether a U.S. patent can still be infringed upon if a “substantial
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