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Will More Courts Admit iPhone Videos as Trial Evidence?
By Jason Beahm | Last updated on
So what if you can't get an iPhone video admitted as evidence? Looks like it would be just as good to post it to YouTube. A California man was ejected and...
Your Email More Protected, Thanks to Male Enhancement Pill Case
By Jason Beahm | Last updated on
What do bogus "male enhancement" pills and privacy under the 4th Amendment have in common? The question may be confusing, but it's not a trick. According to...
iPhone v. Blackberry: Apple Targets BigLaw, Corporate Market
By Jason Beahm | Last updated on
The iPhone is for fun and the BlackBerry is for work. That has been the common perception for quite a while. The perception is in part due to a simple reality:...
High-Tech Holidays?
By Laura Strachan, Esq. | Last updated on
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. The holiday season is upon us. We...
Kagan's Kindle vs. Scalia's iPad: Justices Embrace Technology
By Jason Beahm | Last updated on
The members of the United States Supreme Court have a reputation for being curmudgeons. So many people might be surprised to learn that Justice Kagan uses an...
Top 5 Essential iPad Apps for Lawyers
By Jason Beahm | Last updated on
Good news law techies. I've got five must-have iPad apps for lawyers, and they're all free. Don't say I never did anything for you. Or do, it's fine either way...
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