Logic led the way at the Association of Corporate Counsel’s Legal Operations conference in Chicago last month. According to a Legal Tech News summary of the conference, the purpose was to provide a
[Read More]In June, the European Data Protection Supervisor Giovanni Buttarelli stated that there was more work to be done on the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield. As of July 12 that work has concluded: The European
[Read More]In order to help address the issues that arise as antitrust e-discovery crosses international borders, Ernst & Young held the webinar “Anticipating Pitfalls in Cross-Border Antitrust eDiscovery.” Topics discussed, as Inside Counsel reported,
[Read More]In 2008 and 2009, Sanford “Spam King” Wallace of Las Vegas, Nev., took a gamble on a scheme: illegally access Facebook’s computer network, gain and store account information, send out millions of spam
[Read More]Citation change is afoot (or a footer) within the Supreme Court. As noted by Fortune, SCOTUS’ first shortened link appeared on page 30 of a recent decision, courtesy of Justice Elena Kagan. Is
[Read More]“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times,” wrote Charles Dickens in the opening of his 19th-century novel, “A Tale of Two Cities.” How appropriate it is today and
[Read More]The recent 2016 NYSE Governance Services/BarkerGilmore Survey Report, “The Rise of the GC: from Legal Adviser to Strategic Adviser,” reflected the same points raised during LLM, Inc.’s budgeting and predictability webinar this past
[Read More]When Justice Antonin Scalia passed away earlier this year, the decisions on pending cases entered the unknown. Scalia’s conservative perspective and vote were essential, for example, to corporate defendants in class-action lawsuits. Scalia
[Read More]In 2014, Netflix released the documentary “Print the Legend,” which explores the 3-D printing industry by focusing on several competing companies. The documentary also delves into copyright and intellectual property matters. From printing
[Read More]While there’s more work to be done on the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, which is intended to replace the Safe Harbor agreement and provide protection of EU citizens’ data when in the United States,
[Read More]As we enter the halfway point of the year, it’s timely to reflect on the recent results of Altman Weil’s annual “Law Firms in Transition” survey. Like last year, the theme continues to
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