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Law Firm Flimflam Scam Continues
Writer Tam Harbert notes that despite repeated warnings from the FBI, law firms continue to fall for an old internet scam according to the 2011 Internet Crime report -- usually for more than $100K per event.
Calif. High Court OKs Text Message Search After Arrest
Delving into privacy concerns in the age of the smartphone, the California Supreme Court ruled that after police take a cell phone from a suspect during an arrest, they can search the phone's text messages without a warrant. A dissenting opinion found the searches violate the Fourth Amendment.
Microsystems Buys 3B View Assets for Metadata Technology
Microsystems, which makes document lifecycle software, yesterday acquired technology and staff from metadata cleaning specialist 3B View, after last month buying a patent license from 3B View competitor Lit�ra. The deal is good news for customers of 3B View because it keeps the software afloat. Upgrades are forthcoming, officials said.
Pitney Bowes, iDiscovery Both Add ECA and Predictive Coding
A pair of litigation support providers -- Pitney Bowes Legal Solutions and iDiscovery Solutions -- both recently added early case assessment products to their portfolios and both envision that predictive coding technology will be the next leap forward.
Legal Suite Plugs Into Microsoft Word, Excel
Legal Suite has released a new Office plug-in that works in Excel and Word to add, search, and edit documents stored in the software provider's contract management application.
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Apple Hit With Infringement Suit Over iTunes Software
A Vermont businessman who displayed a music software package at computer trade shows a decade ago is accusing Apple Computer of stealing his design for digital jukebox software. David Contois is suing Apple and asking a judge to end the distribution of its iTunes software. A hearing is scheduled for Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Burlington to discuss the progress of the case and when it could be ready for trial.ProLaw Alliance Program Adds New Member Bellefield Systems
Thomson Reuters' ProLaw Alliance Program has named Bellefield Systems as its latest member with an aim to improve practice efficiency in collaboration and compliance for small- and mid-sized law firms, corporate legal departments, and government law offices that are using the ProLaw practice management software.
Gallivan Upgrades Digital WarRoom E-Discovery Suite
Gallivan, Gallivan & O'Melia announced an upgrade for its e-discovery software on Tuesday, focusing on increasing the product's speed and usability.
Fenwick & West's Chairman Says No Tech Bubble -- Yet
The exuberant reception for LinkedIn's initial public offering may have everyone feeling like it's the late 1990s again. But while Fenwick & West Chairman Gordon Davidson, who handles some corporate work for Facebook, says it will spawn a host of other public offerings from social media companies, he doesn't think we're in a tech bubble -- at least not yet.Trending Stories
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