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Bellefield Systems' iTimeKeep Now Supports Tabs3
Bellefield Systems' iTimeKeep application, which gives legal professionals a mobile time-keeping device, is now available for Software Technology's Tabs3 product.Microsoft patent retrial delayed
The retrial of a 2003 lawsuit that found Microsoft Corp. infringed on Web browser patents, which was set to start Monday, has been postponed until the end of August. In the meantime, Microsoft said it is pursuing a settlement. A federal court in Chicago ordered Microsoft to pay $521 million for copying technology developed by Michael Doyle, Eolas Technologies Inc.'s chairman, while he was at the University of California at San Francisco.Regulators Adjust to Keep NYC Financial Capital
New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer said Tuesday he will find ways to adjust regulation of the financial sector to help keep Manhattan the world's money capital even as corporations break down traditional boundaries between banking, insurance and other financial services. "The structure of our regulatory framework right now relates to a different era," Spitzer said in announcing his executive order to create a commission to recommend changes to current law.Search Case Highlights Courts' Trouble with Tech
The state Supreme Court botched the cellphone search case, says the EFF's Lee Tien, by applying the wrong analogy.Busted! How Happy Accidents Thwart Data Thieves
How do forensic examiners determine data was taken? How do they figure out what storage devices were used to carry away ESI? How do they find clues of motive? The answer is, "By many happy accidents."View more book results for the query "*"
Resignations Without Prejudice
The Supreme Court of New Jersey has accepted the resignations without prejudice of the following attorneys by individual Orders filed pursuant to Rule 1:20-22 on October 6, 2010. Any subsequent application for membership in the bar of New Jersey must be made in accordance with the provisions of Rule 1:27-1.Costco is awarded fees in copyright battle
A California federal judge awarded nearly $397,000 to Costco Wholesale Corp. for attorneys fees it spent battling watchmaker Omega S.A.'s eight-year infringement suit against the warehouse club retailer, ruling that Omega's actions constituted copyright misuse.Connelly Soft On Crime? Old McDonald's Lost It
Newsflash: Waterbury State's Attorney John Connelly is soft on crime. Neither I nor my Waterbury clients accused of crime have noticed any such thing. Neither have the residents of Connecticut's death row, a club composed in overwhelming measure of men inducted by Connelly.Trending Stories
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