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Practice of Law Gmail Is About to Get More Lawyer-User-Friendly

Gmail Is About to Get More Lawyer-User-Friendly

By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on

Lawyers, are you ready for your Gmail to finally get the update you wish it had years ago? The two most exciting features in this update might actually save...

Practice of Law Barnes & Noble Faces Renewed Data Breach Lawsuit

Barnes & Noble Faces Renewed Data Breach Lawsuit

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

The year 2012 was a long, long time ago in data breach cases. Go back to that supposedly apocalyptic year, and the biggest data breaches barely cracked 100...

Practice of Law Stealing Your Online Face - Online Truth Suffers Another Blow

Stealing Your Online Face - Online Truth Suffers Another Blow

By Peter Clarke, JD | Last updated on

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. What is "real" and what is "fake"...

Practice of Law Snapchat Whistleblower Must Arbitrate, Court Rules

Snapchat Whistleblower Must Arbitrate, Court Rules

By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on

While we attorneys may not be too surprised when we're held to a higher standard when it comes to contracting, a former Snapchat employee is learning the curse...

Practice of Law Google Updates Mobile Gmail Application

Google Updates Mobile Gmail Application

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

Stephen Shankland at CNN has a good review of Google's new Gmail application for mobile phones, particularly the iPhone and phones using Google's Android...

Practice of Law California Court Rules that Republication of MySpace Comments Isn't Invasion of Privacy

California Court Rules that Republication of MySpace Comments Isn't Invasion of Privacy

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

A student can't sue a high school principal for submitting disparaging comments she wrote on her MySpace page to a local newspaper, but the portion of her suit...

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