An LLM Exclusive White Paper: Analyzing the Intricacies of Source Code Production The need to produce source code is growing, and not just for patent and copyright matters. Read our latest white paper
[Read More]Austin, Texas (June 26, 2013). Liquid Litigation Management, Inc. (LLM) has released the latest version of their Technology-Assisted Review (TAR) feature set. TAR is an advanced technology that automates the categorization of legal
[Read More]The Supreme Court recently released a much awaited decision on Myriad Genetics’ ability to patent two genes linked to cancer, BRCA1 and BRCA2. In a unanimous ruling, SCOTUS held that human genes cannot
[Read More]Patent trolls have another trick up their sleeves that could hurt small startups and entrepreneurs, and it involves crowdfunding. For those of you who aren’t sure what this means, the names Kickstarter and
[Read More]I just got back from Legal Tech West Coast where I attended the Keynote by Casey Flaherty, Counsel for Kia Motors. Mr. Flaherty was a fantastic speaker that got his points across clearly
[Read More]LLM Pushes the Boundaries of Technology-Assisted Review Second Release of Lauded e-Discovery Review System Austin, Texas (May 22, 2013). Liquid Litigation Management (LLM), Inc. a company dedicated to excellence and effectiveness in e-discovery
[Read More]We’ve discussed copyright and 3D printing on the BLLAWG before, but with developments in 3D printing accelerating, legal issues sprout up faster than a MakerBot can print your new shower curtain toggles. 3D
[Read More]Yesterday Apersee hosted a webinar on Purchasing Decisions for e-Discovery. The webinar focused on law firms moving their litigation environments to the cloud and we thought we’d share the most salient points of
[Read More]Google recently announced a way for users of its popular online services, including Gmail, to create a sort of digital will for their accounts. Google’s Inactive Account Manager allows you to set a
[Read More]Last week, House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) announced in a statement at the Library of Congress that the committee will be conducting a broad review of copyright law in the next several
[Read More]Standard & Poor’s unit McGraw-Hill is currently defending itself against allegations from the United States Justice Department that the company fraudulently misrepresented the quality of mortgage-backed securities to investors. S&P asked a federal
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