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Practice of Law Amazon Takes Another Swing at Google in the Non-Compete Wars

Amazon Takes Another Swing at Google in the Non-Compete Wars

By Gabriella Khorasanee, JD | Last updated on

In the tech industry, a company may only be as strong as its non-compete agreement -- at least that's what Amazon thinks. Back in 2010, Amazon sued a former...

Practice of Law Project Volta is the Real Reason We're Excited for Android L

Project Volta is the Real Reason We're Excited for Android L

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

What is the most important specification in a smartphone? It's not the operating system (Android, Apple, BlackBerry, or Windows). It's not the screen size,...

Practice of Law TLDs: Google Enters Domain Game With .esq; .io

TLDs: Google Enters Domain Game With .esq; .io

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

How important is a domain name? Very important. Consider this: what's easier to remember or put on a business card: familylaw.esq or...

Practice of Law Windows Threshold: Old Desktop Returns, Free Upgrades for All?

Windows Threshold: Old Desktop Returns, Free Upgrades for All?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

This fall, Microsoft will release an update for Windows 8.1, but it is not the one you (and we) are hoping for. It's rumored to be a smattering of bug fixes,...

Practice of Law ABA: Lawyers Can Snoop on Jurors' Social Media Sites

ABA: Lawyers Can Snoop on Jurors' Social Media Sites

By Andrew Chow, Esq. | Last updated on

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the Internet. Jurors always are admonished by...

Practice of Law Bitcoin is Now Legal Tender in California

Bitcoin is Now Legal Tender in California

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Some would call it fictional Monopoly money. Others, like the IRS, consider it to be property. A federal court in Texas recognized the cryptocurrency as...

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