It’s well known that litigation is expensive and review costs can add up quickly, especially when there’s plenty of ESI associated with a case. Corporations are looking to minimize costs wherever they can,
[Read More]Corporations understand that in litigation, working more efficiently saves time and time is money. Corporate counsel who find themselves occupied with trying to understand and manage e-discovery, plus keep up with its changing
[Read More]Last month, we made a run at a new topic with the post Who, What, Wearables: Consumer Privacy and Security. We’re following up with information on how corporations and General Counsel can better
[Read More]At last, you’ll soon be able to sing “Happy Birthday” in public with gusto without any concern for being sued by music publisher Warner/Chappell for the licensing fee, thanks to a recent settlement.
[Read More]Last month, the Delaware Chancery Court said no to a proposed settlement to a 2014 stockholder class-action suit, which challenged the online real estate database company Zillow, Inc.’s acquisition of its competitor, Trulia,
[Read More]How goes that new year’s fitness resolution? Whether you’re still going strong or losing steam, you may find the recent class-action suit brought against the makers of the popular athletic watch Fitbit of
[Read More]It was a record-setting patent infringement lawsuit-filing month in November 2015. Of the 851 patent suits filed in federal courts, 467 were submitted to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of
[Read More]For many, the new year means a clean start with a healthy diet, which may include more organic products. But what if some organic items aren’t 100 percent organic as declared in their
[Read More]As 2015 comes to a close, we pause to review a few of our top white papers of the year. The papers below range in topics from successful budgeting practices to how to
[Read More]Source code production can sometimes be the source of confusion. For example, in CQuest America, Inc. v. Yahasoft, Inc., when the defendant misinterpreted the plaintiff’s request for production, it resulted in a PDF
[Read More]Should the government be allowed to retain and search copied computer files that were not covered by the original warrant? This is the central question within United States v. Ganias, which was brought
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