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The ranks of electronic discovery and computer forensics consultants have multiplied in recent years. Since electronically stored information can be evidence for anything from a white-coll
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In May 1991, the U.S. Sentencing Commission released new guidelines for punishing businesses for criminal misconduct. Included in this historic announcement was a blueprint for how companies can pr
By Laura M. Merritt and Charles T. Graves | April 11, 2012
Gone are the days when an engineer graduated from college, worked at a large company for 40 years, and retired with a pension and a gold watch. Due to increased corporate-structure shifts, a
By Erik Sherman | May 19, 2009
In the past, corporate lawyers seeking legal advice went to a fellow staffer, called someone they knew at another company, or racked up billable time with a law firm: a limiting and sometimes expen
By John Bringardner | June 1, 2004
SOMETIMES the most interesting thing about covering technology for lawyers is trying to figure out what software from the wider technology world will break into the purview of your audience. The av
By Kenneth Jones | April 1, 2012
Mainframes, desktops, client/server applications, the internet, mobile devices. These technologies help us conduct business efficiently and accomplish previously impossible, if not unthinkabl
By Robert J. Ambrogi | January 1, 2006
Packaging law is a niche in which various U.S. firms have carved out practices. But search the Internet for packaging law, and one firm stands out: Keller & Heckman. The Washington, D.C. firm m
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One of the key skills for legal professionals in common law legal systems, such as in the U.K. and U.S., is the identification, analysis and use of previously decided cases to advocate a client's c
By Scott M. Himes | April 12, 2012
Every day innumerable people "speak" on the internet, through email, social media, blogs, and other electronic writings, without disclosing their identities (or by using fictitious ones). B
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