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Samsung Galaxy S4 Launches in New York
Samsung launched the Galaxy S4, the latest version of the leading competitor to Apple Inc.'s iPhone, Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall in New York.Moving to the Cloud: Evernote and the Future of Data Management
"Cloud computing is merely a fancy way of saying stuff's not on your computer." — Quinn Norton, "Byte Rights," Maximum PC, September 2010ITC: Forum of Choice For Patent Litigation
Ethan Horwitz and Andrea Pacelli of King & Spalding write that while the Supreme Court has made it more difficult to obtain injunctions in patent cases in district court, the International Trade Commission can issue the equivalent of an injunction, but without applying the eBay analysis.Don't Fall Victim to Twitter Tunnel Syndrome
For anyone charged with bringing in and maintaining their own book of business, no amount of online spouting or social networking will secure or maintain your business if it's not supported with a foundation of old-fashioned, face-to-face interaction. Consultant Zach Olsen warns of the dangers of Twitter tunnel syndrome -- and blogging your way out of business.Law Firm Associates' Social Media Use Up, but Uneven
The American Lawyer's Associate Tech Survey shows that associates use of LinkedIn is nearly ubiquitous, while Facebook use continues to slide, and Pinterest gets a look.Class Certification: Back to 'Basic'
In their Corporate and Securities Litigation column, Sarah S. Gold and Richard L. Spinogatti of Proskauer Rose write: The Supreme Court is being asked to overrule 'Basic v. Levinson' because its theoretical economic framework has been repudiated through scholarly and empirical attack, there has been a high level of inconsistency in the courts regarding market efficiency, and the 'Basic' presumption is inconsistent with recent Supreme Court's holdings. If 'Basic' is preserved and the presumption retained, the requisite showing to obtain and maintain its benefit at class certification needs clarification and the relevance of price impact evidence to that inquiry requires consistency.Former "Melrose Place" actress's drug-and-alcohol-fueled chatter held admissible
Actress Amy Locane's unguarded and at times garrulous remarks to police and paramedics in the aftermath of a fatal 2010 crash will be heard by the jury in her upcoming trial on vehicular homicide charges.Federal Circuit Clarifies Pleading Standards for Patent Infringement
David A. Kalow and Milton Springut, partners at Kalow & Springut, analyze a recent decision reversing, for the most part, dismissals of six complaints brought by the same patent owner against different parties; in doing so, they say, the Federal Circuit clarified, and likely greatly liberalized, the pleading standard for many patent infringement cases.Department of Justice Broadens Use of False Claims Act
Mary E. Mulligan, a partner at Friedman Kaplan Seiler & Adelman, writes that while health care fraud and pharmaceuticals have been the traditional "bread and butter" of whistleblower and Justice Department actions in the recent past, any entity or individual receiving federal funds is at risk.Trending Stories
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