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Practice of Law Don't Pay the Web Scammer Mob for WannaCry Protection

Don't Pay the Web Scammer Mob for WannaCry Protection

By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on

Have you received an email threatening you or your firm with a ransomware attack? If so, you may want to think twice before panicking, or paying the scammers...

Practice of Law Ethical Considerations About the New 'Uber for Lawyers' App

Ethical Considerations About the New 'Uber for Lawyers' App

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

So Text A Lawyer wants to be the next Uber. Yeah, and George C. Parker has a bridge to sell you. Not to be judgmental or anything, but doesn't everybody want...

Practice of Law Can Smart Home Devices Be Covered by Restraining Orders?

Can Smart Home Devices Be Covered by Restraining Orders?

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

Smart homes can do a lot: like turn on lights, regulate temperature, play music ... According to reports, they can also be used to harass people. When the...

Practice of Law Apple and Samsung Settle Seven-Year iPhone Patent Fight

Apple and Samsung Settle Seven-Year iPhone Patent Fight

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

After seven years of back-and-forth litigation, Apple and Samsung settled their epic patent battle over cell phone and tablet designs. It played out in...

Practice of Law New California Privacy Law: Consumers 1; Internet Companies #!@%!

New California Privacy Law: Consumers 1; Internet Companies #!@%!

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

Privacy advocates love California's new personal data law; internet companies, not a data bit. No sooner had Gov. Jerry Brown signed the California Consumer...

Practice of Law Can Courts Track Sex Offenders With GPS?

Can Courts Track Sex Offenders With GPS?

By William Vogeler, Esq. | Last updated on

The U.S. Supreme Court recently pushed back police who use GPS tracking on cell phones to follow suspects. The High Court said police generally must get...

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