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Dell Plants Seed for Green PC Industry
Michael Dell, chairman of Dell Inc., challenged the PC industry to adopt free recycling programs for customers as he announced Dell would offer to plant a tree for every PC sold. "It's the right thing to do for our customers. It's the right thing to do for our earth," he said.
Divining the Future of Law & Legal Technology in Vegas
At ILTA's Tuesday keynote address, Rohit Talwar and Monica Bay discuss how savvy legal shops will embrace technology to change the practice of law over the next decade.
Robles Case Shows More Document Sealing
Disbarred Miami attorney Louis Robles was simultaneously ready to accept a plea bargain for taking $13 million from clients and set to flee the country. But no one outside the case knew because key documents were kept off the federal court Web site.
Implied Contract Found in Mass. Tech Deal
A federal appeals court ruled that a technology purchase deal included an implied contract under Massachusetts law requiring a buyer to make reasonable efforts to develop and promote the technology. The case could encourage similar cases to be brought in the state, a high-tech center.
Law Firm Cleared of Hacking Opponents' Web Archives
A federal district court has denied a potential judgment of $3 million in damages against a law firm for allegedly fetching protected Web pages. The court found that the firm viewed publicly accessible pages and that it did not pick a lock to bypass protective measures.
How to Manage Open Source Licensing in Android Development
There's no question that mobile devices are changing the world we live in. The things that we used to do on our desktop or laptop -- e-mail, buy online, download apps, make dinner reservations -- are now conducted on mobile devices, many of which support an Android-based OS that grows in complexity from a legal, as well as developer's perspective. Black Duck Software executive Peter Vescuso provides tips on managing the licensing obligations of Android and third-party applications.
In-House Attorneys Become IT Gatekeepers
When it comes to e-discovery, many in-house counsel still find themselves in over their heads, at a time when the stakes have risen dramatically, with plaintiffs winning huge awards by going after e-mails. As a result, many proactive corporate counsel are having to take on yet another role: that of a liaison between the information technology staff and the company's business units. For many, it's meant a steep learning curve in data storage.
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