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Don't Let Your Employees Become Security Nightmares
Technologically armed employees who routinely use BlackBerry devices, personal digital assistants, laptops and tiny flash drives to transport critical information to and from the office can wreak havoc on a corporation -- with no intention to do so. Savvy employers should take steps to safeguard their organizations by preparing employees to use these tools, protecting their information and implementing policies around the use of portable devices, write attorneys David C. Henderson and Matthew E. Feiner.Billing, plaintiffs-appellants v. Credit Suisse First Boston Ltd., defendants-appellees
Stock Conspiracy Lawsuit Reinstated; Antitrust Laws Apply to Wall Street ManipulationsYear of Departing Partners for Bingham McCutchen
At least 16 partners have parted ways with Bingham McCutchen this year, including several practice leaders and firm managers. Also, the firm confirmed last week that it laid off a total of 17 staff in two California offices. Some former partners say they've simply seized a better opportunity, but many cite poor integration of past mergers, a top-down management style stemming from chairman Jay Zimmerman and the firm's unwillingness to let newer partners build a practice with initially lower-margin clients.Nonprofit tech innovators inspire new philanthropy
Experts say there is a growing trend in venture philanthropy from funders who see technology as an instrument for social change.Vote on Database Protection Bill
Growing infighting between proponents of a House Judiciary Committee-backed database protection measure and those pushing a rival Commerce Committee version may have temporarily derailed plans for a floor vote in the near future.Patent Rights in Service Industries
Many whose comfortable status quo has been disrupted by the advance of business method patents say patents should be limited to industrial and high-tech innovations. For generations, typical commercial enterprises have freely copied competitors� new product offerings and marketing approaches. Purchased products or computers might be patented, but the supplier dealt with any patent infringement allegations.Some metro courts move ahead with own e-filing systems
Having their say on restaurants
PICKY EATERS USED to have few choices about expressing their delight or disappointment over a restaurant meal: Say something to the waiter, tell their friends or fill out that little comment card that comes with the check and hope somebody reads it.These days, many of them are going home and firing up their computers.Pioneered by food and restaurant discussion boards like Chowhound.ITC Docket Returning to 'Normal'
Just two years ago, the U.S. International Trade Commission was ground zero for high-stakes patent fights, a place where some of the world's biggest smartphone and electronics companies met to duke it out. But since fiscal year 2011, the agency's intellectual property caseload has been on a downward spiral.Trending Stories
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