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February 10, 2005 | Legaltech News

The Dynamic Duo of Law Firm Dining

About five years ago, two law firm associates working late were searching for dinner menus and ended up finding new careers. Their frustrating effort to get some grub spawned a wildly successful business that gives 150,000 employees at 140 law firms -- and many more at other businesses -- instant access to over 950 restaurants, caterers and other services. SeamlessWeb's technology offers both convenience and cost savings. And the competition? Well, let's just say SeamlessWeb dominates.
6 minute read
April 08, 2005 | New York Law Journal

Nicolaou v. Horizon Media, Inc.

Internal Whistleblower's Claims of Retaliation Under FLSA, ERISA Are Reinstated
20 minute read
August 14, 2006 | Law.com

BI Tools: Pennies From Heaven or Highway to Hell?

Our field of experts weighs business intelligence software's impact on the legal world. While Robert Meadows, CIO at Heller Ehrman, sees BI financial-analysis tools clarifying financial performance in a data-flooded trade, shareholder Sally Gonzalez of Baker & Robbins sees software limited by its lack of focus on attorneys' nonbillable activities. And Martha Fay Africa, managing director at Major Lindsay and Africa, says BI programs can only make a lawyer's life "more hellish."
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January 21, 2005 | New Jersey Law Journal

Bryan v. Shah

Since the common-knowledge exception to the affidavit of merit requirement was not previously considered, the dismissal with prejudice of plaintiff's medical malpractice claims for failure to file an affidavit is vacated and her motion for reargument is granted; she can show that there was a deviation from the standard of care without expert testimony, because it is well within the ordinary juror's knowledge to determine if an alleged failure to follow the orders for lab tests constituted negligence.
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July 01, 2003 | Law.com

The Perfect "Baby-Sitter"

S Kmart Corporation emerged from bankruptcy on May 6, the lawyers who defend the retailing giant in tort liability lawsuits prepared for their workloads to pick up. Many of their cases came to an abrupt halt on January 22, 2002 when Kmart filed for bankruptcy protection. But the bankruptcy's end signaled renewed activity for Kmart's defense team-and for its litigation extranet, the secure, Web-based system the company uses to manage and monitor public liability cases throughout the United States. While Kmar
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March 07, 2007 | Law.com

How Small Firms Can Upgrade Hardware While Keeping Costs Down

Small firms may lack the buying power of larger practices, but does that mean they must always fall short when it comes to hardware purchases and upgrades? Technology vendors' "small medium business" (SMB) market is growing, and they're designing products with configurations that focus on networking and productivity, not entertainment and games. David Whelan, director of the Cincinnati Law Library Association, offers six tips to maximize your purchasing power and avoid buying blunders.
5 minute read
June 26, 2003 | Law.com

The 'Always-On' System

Kmart Corp. emerged from bankruptcy on May 6, signaling renewed activity for its defense team -- and for its litigation extranet, the secure, Web-based system the company uses to monitor public liability cases throughout the country. While Kmart's reorganization plan has its critics, the corporation's extranet wins praise as a model case-management tool that, at its busiest, handled more than 3,500 open cases.
7 minute read
February 14, 2005 | Legaltech News

Create a Conference Center Showplace

A conference center showplace isn't cheap. The investment can reach seven figures or more. But there are options that enable you to substantially lower the cost without sacrificing important functionality. Just make sure you know what's most necessary and what you can do without. From wireless connectivity to the "security bubble," a law firm CIO takes you through the process.
6 minute read
January 13, 2009 | New York Law Journal

Computer Law

Richard Raysman, a partner at Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Rosen, and Peter Brown, a partner at Baker & Hostetler, write that a 2005 study revealed that nearly 80 percent of outsourcing relationships will be renegotiated at some point during the contract term. Not surprisingly, they report, it has been reported that this past fall, some large American companies have begun negotiating discounts of around 3 percent to 7 percent with their Indian service providers, have shelved new projects, and have also sought to redefine the scope of their service level agreements.
12 minute read
November 19, 2002 | Law.com

Put Your Patents Where Your Pants Are

Burlington Industries, a Greensboro, N.C., textile company, is in bankruptcy, but is pinning its hopes for recovery on a revolutionary new line of "smart" fabrics using nanotechnology. The smartest thing about Burlington's strategy is that it won't be actually making these fabrics. The company is weaving IP deals, not cotton, with the help of John Englar, Burlington's vice president of corporate development and law.
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