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Calif. Governor Sends Message to Jurors: No Tweeting
California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation that will admonish jury members not to mix their civic duty with social media during trials. Courts will soon be required to explicitly warn jurors not to share case details or research potential case information via texts, blogs, internet postings, or various social networking sites.
AT&T Settles Suit Over Third-Party Cell Phone Fees
AT&T customers who have seen mysterious charges for ringtones and other content on their cell phone bills will be eligible for refunds as part of the settlement of a group of class action lawsuits. Reportedly, it's the first nationwide settlement over third-party content.
Public Comment Requested re: FTC Patent Troll Study
The Federal Trade Commission hopes to study patent troll impact on U.S. businesses.
Commentary: Cybersecurity Needs Public Notice
How should the U.S. secure information networks from cyber-attack? Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee's Cybersecurity Task Force, believes Congress, the executive branch, and the private sector must do better to galvanize the public on this issue.
Bloomberg Names Compliance Chief After Client Data Breach
Bloomberg LP is looking to repair the public relations and possible legal fallout over a controversial breach of client data, so the financial information company is promoting compliance officer Steve Ross.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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SAP Subsidiary to Plead Guilty to 12 Criminal Counts
SAP subsidiary TomorrowNow has agreed to plead guilty to 12 criminal counts related to alleged infringement of Oracle's copyrighted software, according to documents filed by the Northern District U.S. attorney's office. The criminal probe's resolution follows a federal judge's junking a record $1.3 billion judgment won by Oracle in the related civil suit.
Calif. IP Consulting Shop Ovidian Hires Baker Botts Partner
Intellectual property licensing and transactions attorney and partner Mark Spolyar has left Baker Botts to join Ovidian Group as a managing director.
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