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Recent Labor Law �240 Decisions Don't Go Far Enough in Protecting Workers
Arye Lustig & Sassower managing partner Mitchell J. Sassower discusses how the Court of Appeals' denial of summary judgment under Labor Law �240(1) to the plaintiffs in 'Wilinski' and 'Ortiz' is inexplicable under established case law, and how once a foreseeable elevation-related risk is present, the owner and general contractor are required to provide proper protections or else they have violated the statute.
Cooley Partners Up in Los Angeles, Other Law Tech News
July 24 to 30 news briefs from Epson America, Fujitsu, Hewlett-Packard Development, LDMonline, Newer Technology, Thomson Reuters, and triCerat.Soldiers' Skulls From Battle of San Jacinto Reveal Origins of Texas
Some 173 years after Texas won its independence from Mexico in the Battle of San Jacinto, a Dallas attorney's Internet sleuthing turned up and then tracked down the skulls of six Mexican soldiers slain in that fight.
Stun Belts Don't Hold Up in California Supreme Court
Finding that stun belts have troublesome physical and psychological effects, the California Supreme Court on Thursday all but banned their use in state courtrooms. Emphasizing concerns about health and prejudice to defendants, the justices set a high bar for the use of stun belts in California, challenging other courts' assumption that the belts are constitutionally preferable to more traditional restraints.
Review: LexisNexis Concordance Evolution
It's been a little more than a year since LexisNexis parted ways with Applied Discovery, a high-end document review platform they acquired in 2003. Concordance Evolution capably fills the void, says consultant Brett Burney.
Federal Circuit Wary of Overruling 'Cybor' Precedent
Publication Date: 2013-09-15 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number:
At least four of the 11 judges at oral arguments on Friday seemed unwilling to overrule the court's 1998 Cybor v. FAS Technologies decision and cede more deference to trial judges' findings of fact in claims construction hearings.
The Cloud: Tomorrow's EDD Challenge
It would be hard to find an IT department of a large business that is not undertaking or considering cloud computing, where data is entrusted to a third party. This will result in new challenges to discover electronically stored information on networks not controlled by a party to the action.Is the Apple iPad Mini Ready for Business?
The real strength — and differentiator — of the iPad Mini is that it changes this status quo. Here is a tablet that brings the key advantages being small and suitable for business use.Trending Stories
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