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Finding the Right Cloud Service in the Age of the GDPR
The “Information Governance in the Cloud: Compare and Contrast” panel helped wind down Legalweek with a look at the important things to consider when choosing a cloud service in the GDPR era.
Q&A: O'Melveny Practice Leader Covers the Sports-Betting Blitz
O'Melveny & Myers sports industry co-chair Irwin Raij: "There's excitement about potential opportunities. For many years, this was not a discussion point, irrespective of the monetization opportunities."
A Guide to the Pitfalls and Perils of Social Media in the Workplace
This article will aid attorneys when counseling employers regarding the permissible and prudent use of social media.
People in the News—Feb. 1, 2019—Stevens & Lee
Stevens & Lee announced that James B. MacDonald joined the firm and will co-chair the technology, telecommunications and life sciences group with Richard J. Pinto.
Cuban Evangelicals Push Back Against Same-Sex Marriage
The reform is almost certain to pass by a broad margin of Cuba's 7 million voters, but the evangelical vote could shave hundreds of thousands of votes from its victory.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
Authors: GAETAN J. ALFANO, RONALD J. SHAFFER, JOSHUA C. COHAN
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Hut, Hut, Hike! Get Set to Take Our Weekly News Quiz
You may be watching Super Bowl LIII this weekend, but before you do, test your knowledge of legal news with Ex Post Facto III (we can use Roman numerals, too), our third news quiz to date.
Move Over Big Law. It's Time for an 'Alternative.'
This week, we explore how the $10.7 billion alternative legal services provider industry is disrupting the traditional client-law firm dynamic.
Former DA Castor Settles With Bill Cosby Accuser Constand in Defamation Case
Andrea Constand had alleged that Bruce Castor, who chose not to prosecute Bill Cosby while in office, defamed her in statements about his decision.
King & Spalding and Troutman Compete for Patent Litigators in New York
While King & Spalding lost two IP litigators in New York to Troutman Sanders, it landed two others from Foley & Lardner.
King & Spalding and Troutman Compete for Patent Litigators in New York
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