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Capes Sokol Uses Best Authority Light for Tables of Authority
Levit & James has announced that Capes, Sokol, Goodman & Sarachan has implemented its Best Authority Light software, which helps users generate tables of authority.
In-House Code of Conduct Dataset Launched by Ethisphere Institute
The Ethisphere Institute, a corporate social responsibility think tank, has launched an in-house code of conduct dataset compiled by attorneys at Haynes & Boone.
Adobe Expands FormsCentral Enterprise Plan
Adobe this week tweaked the usability of its FormsCentral service and shared details about its planned enterprise features for 2012.
Westlaw to Get Exclusive Content From Wolters Kluwer
Thomson Reuters and Wolters Kluwer Law & Business joined in an exclusive agreement that allows Thomson Reuters to offer select Wolters Kluwer current awareness content in Westlaw legal research platforms.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Is a Company's Security a Strong Selling Point?
Few things do more damage to a company's brand than when confidential customer information falls into the wrong hands. Yet while virtually all enterprises take measures to secure data, few leverage those efforts to help promote their products and services.
Microsoft Taking Motorola to Court -- Again
For the second time in six weeks, Microsoft is on the IP offensive against Motorola. Last month, Motorola was sued for allegedly infringing smartphone-related patents. The claim this time is Motorola breached agreements to license certain wireless technology patents on reasonable terms.
E-Mail Senders Can Pay to Bypass Filters
In deals expected to be announced today, commercial entities can pay Internet service providers to guarantee e-mail delivery. ISPs like Comcast and Cox Communications will start charging banks, e-commerce sites and other large e-mail senders for service that avoids spam filters.
GoDaddy Takes Over Domains From RegisterFly
GoDaddy, the leading registrar for Internet addresses, has agreed to take over more than 850,000 domain names belonging to customers of troubled rival RegistryFly. But GoDaddy is not buying RegistryFly and previous disputes remain with RegistryFly.
LegalTech in the '100 Most Influential Lawyers in America'
The National Law Journal, released today its list of the 100 most influential lawyers in the U.S., determined by their political clout, legal results, media presence, as well as their business and thought leadership.Trending Stories
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