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Practice of Law Student Sues Apple for $1 Billion Because It's Apple, Of Course

Student Sues Apple for $1 Billion Because It's Apple, Of Course

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

An 18-year-student sued Apple for $1 billion, alleging the company wrongly accused him of stealing from its stores. Ousmane Bah says he didn't steal anything....

Practice of Law Data From U-Haul Shows Where People Are Moving; What Are the Presidential Election Consequences?

Data From U-Haul Shows Where People Are Moving; What Are the Presidential Election Consequences?

By Eric Sinrod | Last updated on

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. The United States is a country...

Practice of Law Mo' Tech, Mo' Money, No Problems

Mo' Tech, Mo' Money, No Problems

By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on

In the legal services industry, lawyers have been seriously lagging on adopting tech. And according to a recent survey, that lag could be costing law firms...

Practice of Law Can You Win an Argument With an Algorithm?

Can You Win an Argument With an Algorithm?

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

An algorithm is not just a computer thing. "It's a set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations," the dictionary...

Practice of Law What Will Future Cities Look Like, And Will Lawyers Live There?

What Will Future Cities Look Like, And Will Lawyers Live There?

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

Jules Verne, Gene Rodenberry, and George Lucas imagined cities of the future, but they will not live there. Neither will most lawyers. That's because it will...

Practice of Law World's Worst Passwords and Why People Use Them

World's Worst Passwords and Why People Use Them

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

Everybody hates having to come up with yet another password. Perhaps that's why so many people use the same password. For example, some 23.2 million people...

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