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U.S. Cybersecurity Efforts Trigger Privacy Concerns

The federal government's plan to expand computer security protections into critical parts of private industry is raising concerns that the move will threaten Americans' civil liberties.

Add Google+ to Your Law Firm as a Client Portal

Bradford & Barthel's Eric Hunter outlines leveraging Google+ as a client portal, creating an interface between marketing, account management, clients, and attorney-level work product.

10 Tips to Protect Your Company From Social Media Fallout

Darin M. Klemchuk, of Klemchuk Kubasta, offers ten strategies in-house counsel can employ to safeguard against employee and intellectual property issues that arise on social media.

Preparing In-House Counsel for Another Year of Cyber-Attacks

Prevention should continue to be a primary cybersecurity focus for corporate counsel in 2012, says an analysis produced by Alan Brill of the Kroll consultancy.

UCLA Hospitals Sued Over Patient Data Breach

The UCLA Health System has been sued for violating California law after burglars stole an external hard drive containing the personal data of more than 16,000 patients.

Adobe Expands FormsCentral Enterprise Plan

Adobe this week tweaked the usability of its FormsCentral service and shared details about its planned enterprise features for 2012.

Expanding Domains: A Primer on the New gTLDs

Attorneys Robert C. Scheinfeld and Parker H. Bagley look at what confronts a company registering a new generic top-level domain name -- and the ensuing legal rights involved.

BigHand Dictation Gets Faster, Simpler

Legal dictation specialist BigHand is now shipping a speedier and simpler version of its eponymous software for computers and smartphones.

Web Traffic Will Tell Law Firms What's Working

Social media consultant Adrian Dayton and Adam Stock of Allen Matkins suggest you look at the price you pay for web traffic to make better decisions when creating content.