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Nokia could take on Google for mapping patents

A newer claim has entered the arena with two other big-name global technology companies: Nokia and Google.
5 minute read

Inside Counsel

Quiz: Test your knowledge of December’s top legal news

Recapping the most significant or just plain strangest news stories of the past month
11 minute read

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JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank join ban on multiparty chat rooms

Working in the finance industry comes with strict compliance guidelines due to the amount of currency being traded. So its doesnt come as a surprise that big banks such as JP Morgan Chase and Deutsche Bank AG are cracking down, banning their traders from using multiparty chatrooms with employees at...
7 minute read

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Facebook could still face suit for minors’ credit card carelessness

A court ruled on Dec. 20 that platforms like Facebook may also bear some responsibility for not actively enforcing their parental consent policies.
3 minute read

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Taiwanese court fines Apple for iPhone price manipulation

The ability to set prices for retailers isnt a given in other countries. Case in point: Taiwan, which fined Apple NT$20 million for interfering with mobile service providers and handset distributors pricing.
7 minute read

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EA could face securities litigation action following problematic game release

Securities law firm Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP filed a complaint in U.S. district court that claimed EA and top EA executives knew about Battlefield 4's issues but willfully misled customers into purchasing the game anyway.
9 minute read

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Printing businesses refute patent claims in Senate Judiciary Committee hearing

Patent litigation is a term that has become all too familiar in the marketplace. Industries that use technology of any relevance to patent-holders are frequently held liable for infringement if they are not careful with their creation and manufacturing processes.
3 minute read

Inside Counsel

Legal jobs on the docket for 2014

56 percent of lawyers indicate their organization expects to maintain current staff levels by filling vacant posts, and only 12 percent of respondents say they do not intend to fill vacant positions or create new ones and another two percent expect staff reductions.
5 minute read

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Litigation: 6 defenses every inside counsel should know (Part 5)

Defenses for premises owners: There are important limitations on the ability of an independent contractor to sue a premises owner.
5 minute read

Inside Counsel

Mass or morass: When claims are ‘proposed to be tried jointly’ under CAFA’s ‘mass action’ mechanism

At stake is the degree to which plaintiffs will be permitted to claim the benefits of mass action-like status to resolve common issues of law or fact without subjecting themselves to CAFAs removal jurisdiction.
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