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With the introduction of the Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court (UPC), envisaged for 2016, Europe will have a single patent for 24 […]
Today more than 86 percent of U.S. prescriptions are being dispensed as generic medicines. They have saved consumers more than $1 trillion in the […]
Attorneys, at the beginning of a case, need to be aware of the information that could be collected and produced from mobile devices, and […]
The future of predictive coding as the go-to technology for e-discovery depends on two factors: technical viability and legal sanction. With regard to the […]
Twenty-two federal judges were queried on e-discovery trends and best practices. The results and associated comments are a snapshot of overall e-discovery competency and […]
Employers need to understand what unemployment benefits are available to former employees, what actions can disqualify a former employee from receiving benefits and how […]
Many businesses have concluded that they should keep in-house only core functions that are critical to their differentiated competitive advantage, while outsourcing support activities […]
We’re likely to see more, and more intense, cyber-attacks as the technology continues to evolve. The author provides six steps that in-house and outside […]
The Federal Trade Commission Act, Section 5, makes unlawful any “unfair or deceptive acts or practices in or affecting commerce.” Relying on Section 5, […]
The breach at Sony Pictures Entertainment and the leak of client records at Morgan Stanley likely involved information attacks from a malicious insider. Malicious […]