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Stay Linked to the Office in a Natural Disaster
If disaster strikes, will your firm be prepared? In the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma, Miami businesses without formal disaster recovery plans said they�re now more likely to devise such plans. In some cases, businesses with disaster recovery plans are in the process of revising and refining them. Attorney Samuel Lewis of Miami's Feldman Gale shares tips that helped keep his firm up and running while municipal services were restored.
$1.3 Billion Award Against SAP Overturned in Oracle Case
A judge in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has thrown out a $1.3 billion jury verdict against German business software maker SAP AG, slamming the penalty as "grossly excessive" and dealing an unexpected setback to SAP's Silicon Valley rival Oracle. The ruling is a surprising twist in a landmark intellectual property case.
Emails Detail Use of Controversial Surveillance Tool
Emails describing the government's use of sophisticated "stingray" surveillance technology to track people using their cellphone signals have emerged at the center of a controversy that lies at the intersection of privacy and evolving technology.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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VaporStream Opens Private Messaging System to Non-Subscribers
VaporStream -- a confidential messaging service that targets executives, partners , and others who have an interest in private communications that cannot be traced -- announced that its subscribers can now send private messages to non-subscribers. Technology editor Sean Doherty reaches out to non-members from the vapor.NearPoint Archives E-Mail for E-Discovery
The battle for e-discovery continues to march to the left side of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model as today's companies gird themselves with products and services that manage ESI before a lawsuit is considered or filed. Consultant Brett Burney goes "left" with Mimosa NearPoint.
Risk of Future Injury Not Enough for Standing in Hacking Suit
Two law firm employees whose financial data was hacked don't have standing to sue the payroll-processing company that allowed the breach, the 3rd Circuit has held in a precedential opinion.
Federal Prosecutors Want to Shutter Public Access to Plea Agreements
The DOJ has asked the federal judiciary to eliminate public Internet access to plea agreements in criminal cases and related docket notations. The judiciary is currently seeking public comment on changing its open access policy toward plea agreements.
Book Review: 'When Gadgets Betray Us'
In his book "When Gadgets Betray Us," Robert Vamosi ponders how systems we rely on for creating business value may have downsides. Imagine sitting at a coffee shop, your iPhone next to your latte, using free Wi-Fi. If this was a typical look at digital risk, you might guess your phone and laptop would be the big concerns -- but that's not the book's point, says David Whelan of the Law Society of Upper Canada.Trending Stories
- 1'It's Not Going to Be Pretty': PayPal, Capital One Face Novel Class Actions Over 'Poaching' Commissions Owed Influencers
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