Samuel Abate Jr Jason Lichter
January 12, 2018 | New York Law Journal
From Wearables to Implantables: New Frontiers in the E-Discovery LandscapeSamuel Abate Jr., Jason Lichter and Michael Vives write: Technology will always move faster than the law, but pharmaceutical and medical device counsel must remain cognizant of how mobile health applications and accompanying sensor-laden devices could, with proper planning and foresight, open new avenues for pursuing their claims and defenses.
By Samuel Abate Jr., Jason Lichter and Michael Vives
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