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Calif. Bill Targets Web-Surfing Jurors
A California lawmaker has heard enough from judges and lawyers about the troubles internet-surfing jurors can cause. He introduced legislation last week to amend civil and criminal contempt statutes to allow punishment of jurors who electronically discuss confidential legal proceedings.
T-Mobile Suit Puts Legal Price on Wireless
Letting employees work remotely with wireless gadgets has a legal price tag tied to it, warn employment lawyers. A recent proposed class action against T-Mobile USA highlights the dangers of not updating policies with new technology and letting employees go home with smart phones.
Mainstream Tech Players Could Flock to Legal Field
Law-related technology is growing as an industry, but in what ways are the mainstream IT companies prepared to enter? EMC, IBM, and Symantec already have joined in on the e-discovery side, where there remains room for more, but let's not forget CRM (read: Microsoft) and mobile applications too (clue: look towards the RIM.) There are sure to be other areas and there's room for discussion. ... [MORE]
Next-Gen Wi-Fi Is Planned for Summer
Next generation wireless Internet products will be about five times faster than the widely used 802.11g standard and are expected to hit shelves this summer. The WiFi Alliance will begin certifying routers, networking cards, microchips and other so-called Draft N products in June.
Daegis Launches Mobile Apps for E-Discovery Review
Daegis launched mobile applications for the Apple iPad and Google Android devices designed to manage and monitor the company's e-discovery software that supports processing, search, text and predictive analytics, and production.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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F5 Buys Into Storage Virtualization
F5 Networks announced plans to acquire Acopia Networks, a storage virtualization startup whose technology makes stored data more accessible by separating it from a dedicated storage device. The growth of virtualization reflects the needs of enterprises to consolidate computer equipment and data.Huron Consulting Acquires Trilantic International
Huron Consulting Group has acquired London-based Trilantic International, which offers electronic data discovery technology to clients in Europe and the Middle East.
E-Discovery Veteran Leaves Symantec for Recommind
Dean Gonsowski, formerly of Symantec's Clearwell Systems division, recently moved to competitor Recommind as the associate general counsel and senior director of business development.
Don't Turn Out the Lights on Your Data
What caused a computer, which tracks cases and records of thousands of defendants in Dallas County, to crash? Blame it on an e-mail sent to all county employees asking them to curb their energy use by shutting off their computers at night. It isn't always easy to go green.
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