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Judge Rules Against San Francisco on Cell Phone Warning Law
Last week, Northern District of California Judge William Alsup blocked most of the San Francisco city attorney's cell phone "right to know" ordinance on First Amendment grounds.
Fastcase's Free E-Books May Disrupt Legal Book Publishing
Fastcase announced today a new product to give lawyers their first look at judicial opinions in e-book format for free, reports Sean Doherty, LTN's technology editor.
Maxthon Web Browser Now Available for Mac Computers
Maxthon recently launched its new, free Maxthon for Mac browser (Beta). The new Mac version aims to provide users a similar browsing experience across multiple platforms and devices such as Microsoft Windows and Android.When a Laptop and Cell Phone Are All a Lawyer Needs
It's not unusual for an attorney to quit a law firm and try life as a solo, making his or her name the title of the new law office. But Douglas M. Isenberg, recently named to the World Intellectual Property Organization's mediation and arbitration panel for domain name disputes, has taken an unusual path. His solo venture is called The GigaLaw Firm. "Thanks to the type of law I practice and the generation I am, a laptop and cell phone are all I need," he says.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Regulators Set Own Limits on E-Discovery
During a panel discussion in New York about e-discovery and government regulation, it became increasingly clear that, unlike civil litigation, there is little room for negotiation with the government as to the scope of e-discovery, a one-way street when government regulators are involved.Google Offering Free Software Package
Google Inc. is making its word processing and spreadsheet programs available for free to all comers on its Web site, marking the Internet search leader's latest effort to provide an alternative to Microsoft Corp.'s dominant software applications.
GhostFill Upgrades Include More Goodies
In the typical law firm setting, GhostFill software is used to build custom templates -- which, in turn, help users generate completed documents. Developers of these templates are accustomed to a raft of technical "goodies" with every GhostFill upgrade. The latest version does not disappoint.Trending Stories
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