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A federal appeals court recently determined that the International Trade Commission has authority to bar importation of products made abroad using misappropriated trade secrets […]
The laws and regulations that dictate the rights the federal government receives in a contractor’s software and technical data are complicated. They differ depending […]
The strategic importance of a well-managed patent portfolio has the attention of many C-suite executives. For example, in 2011 Google Inc. offered $12.5 billion […]
Recent trends in patent litigation have made lawsuits brought by non-practicing entities (NPEs) somewhat easier and cheaper to defend. Historically, many of these cases […]
A recent Harris Interactive-Kroll Ontrack survey found that 86 percent of Fortune 1000 corporations and medium-to-large law firm respondents “insource” some aspect of e-discovery. […]
How electronic evidence is acquired can vary widely depending on whether the case is a criminal investigation, government investigation or civil litigation, but all […]
The Export Administration Regulations (EAR), enforced by the United States Department of Commerce, and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), enforced by the […]
The burden of preserving electronic information applies equally to defendants and plaintiffs. Defendants that have prepared in advance for e-discovery requests, and even those […]
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