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Computer programs have long enjoyed copyright protection as "literary works" -- protection that presumptively extends to the software on microchips embedded in countless consumer products, ran
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For more than 48 years, Jackson Lewis has focused its practice on workplace and employment law. With 21 offices across the United States, 384 lawyers, 50 paralegals and 400 support staff, communica
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There has been an array of stories emanating from the nation's courtrooms about jurors causing havoc -- and often mistrials -- by using electronic devices to research issues pertaining to their cas
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In the latest episode of the New York Second District's most tantalizing e-discovery soap opera, U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck has issued a 31-page "a href="http
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