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To address the proliferation of e-discovery litigation, the Civil Procedure Rules Committee of the Supreme
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If you practice law and use a computer, you must know how to create PDF files. Or at least you should know. The format is fast-becoming ubiquitous in the legal industry.PDF stands for
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Who owns a Twitter account -- the person who used it or the company for which he worked at the time? That question has yet to be resolved, but a federal magistrate judge has allowed several c
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The "like" button on Facebook seems like a relatively clear way to express your support for something, but a federal judge says that doesn't mean clicking it is constitutionally prote
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The week before Hurricane Katrina hit my hometown, New Orleans, I spent a few days at the International Legal Technology Association Conference (ILTA), schmoozing with the big shots in our industry. M
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There is no question that blogging is fast becoming a hot trend among lawyers. In an Oct. 7, 2005, article entitled "Opening Arguments, Endlessly," The New York Times noted that altho
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Laws in all but a handful of states give the public access to government e-mail. But what if that e-mail was intentionally deleted or routinely purged? In Hawaii, Gov. Linda Lingle's office
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