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Practice of Law Building eDiscovery Teams

Building eDiscovery Teams

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

There's a good report over at Information Week (registration required) that discusses how creating eDiscovery teams can help to lessen the eDiscovery burden...

Practice of Law Online Business Group Publishes a Top Ten List of iAWFUL Internet Laws

Online Business Group Publishes a Top Ten List of iAWFUL Internet Laws

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

The days of the lawless internet are long gone, and we all have cyberlaws that we wish didn't exist or would like to see changed.  Now, one group has come...

Practice of Law Apple Announces Release of New iPhone, but Should Have Released AT&T Instead

Apple Announces Release of New iPhone, but Should Have Released AT&T Instead

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

June is a fun month for Apple lovers.  The company holds its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, thus June is when the company announces some of its...

Practice of Law Social Networking Explodes and The Law Will Follow

Social Networking Explodes and The Law Will Follow

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section about legal developments surrounding technology and the internet.Last week, I told you about how...

Practice of Law College Admissions Offices Take Social Networking Postings of Applicants Into Account

College Admissions Offices Take Social Networking Postings of Applicants Into Account

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section about legal developments surrounding technology and the internet.High school students spend...

Practice of Law Sotomayor Sings Content Industry's Tune on Statutory Damages

Sotomayor Sings Content Industry's Tune on Statutory Damages

By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on

If any of the current file-sharing cases make it to the Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor's potential vote would likely go for the music and movie industries,...

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