News & Developments »

Oracle Continues Pursuit of Novel Damages Theory

Oracle is pursuing a theory that "actual damages" under the copyright statute includes the market value of a hypothetical license.

Google Launches Online File-Storage Service

This technology could result in legal issues such as protecting attorney-client privilege of stored documents, ownership of stored information, and security vulnerabilities.

Facebook Tests Damages Available to Redress Spam

The company is seeking more than $18 million—$100 per spam email—under the CAN-SPAM Act.

Articles »

Google+ May Save Mobile Photos Online Without Users Knowing

By Jason Briody

Google+'s mobile app might be instantly uploading a copy of every single photo you, your clients, or your opposition take with a smartphone.

Collecting and Analyzing iPads: What You Need to Know

By Cuyler Robinson

iPads may contain potentially discovery-relevant business documents, but collecting and analyzing them presents challenges apart from the typical laptop computer.

E-Discovery Collaboration Between Clients and Counsel

By Courtney E. Ward-Reichard Esq. and Frank Nelson

Effective collaboration with outside counsel means careful planning, open communications, and efficient workflow.

Tech Tips »

Encryption Keeps Files and Client Information Confidential

Improve the chances that your confidential work product and client information stays that way by encrypting your files.

Tablets + The Cloud = A Powerful Mobile Presentation Tool

To bring the documents, exhibits, and other content to your tablet, you don’t want to rely on email or clunky wired connections.

Innova: Creating and Using QuickFills | 

Avoid reusing old letters, memos, or fax cover pages. Creating QuickFills will save you time and ensure that you are using the most recent firm templates.

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