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Closing Down Vermont's Efforts to Stop Nuclear Plant
In her State Environmental Regulation column, Charlotte A. Biblow, a partner at Farrell Fritz, writes that a decision last month by the Second Circuit, holding that acts passed by the Vermont Legislature were facially preempted by the federal Atomic Energy Act, very well may have placed insurmountable roadblocks in front of New York's attempts to permanently close Indian Point.
Appeals Panel Resets Trade-Secrets Clock
A California appellate court has clarified when the clock starts ticking for trade-secret holders to sue third parties who have acquired their stolen intellectual property. Three years after filing a suit over stolen computer source code, the subsequently victorious plaintiff also sued the defendant's customers for having acquired the proprietary information. At question was when the three-year statute of limitations had started -- when the plaintiff filed its original suit, or when it won.
Sharing USB Devices With myUTN-50
The myUTN-50 from SEH is a USB device server for Ethernet networks. Legal Technology editor Sean Doherty connected the USB server into his home-office network and found that it was a plug-and-play way to share pricey USB devices with other users in the office without a sneakernet.Calif. Court Resets Trade Secrets Clock
A California appellate court has clarified when the clock starts ticking for trade secret holders to sue third parties who have acquired their stolen intellectual property. Three years after filing a suit over stolen computer source code, the subsequently victorious plaintiff also sued the defendant's customers for having acquired the proprietary information. The court ruled that the timer starts when the plaintiff has "any reason to suspect" that the third party knows it received tainted goods.
Investing in E-Discovery Versus Showing it the Door
Concordance and Summation are two words familiar through the halls of nearly every large law firm in the country. They are two of the most commonly used early platforms for managing basic, electronic data coming in and out of law firms.
How to Shop E-Discovery Software
"E-discovery software" is short-hand for a complex, emerging market of products that help companies satisfy their e-discovery obligations in large, document-intensive lawsuits. E-discovery software is a billion dollar industry, so it makes sense to learn how to shop the market if your company is confronting serious litigation.
Synchronizing Laptop Data With GoodSync
Law.com's Legal Technology editor Sean Doherty carries a copy of his data on a laptop when traveling, which he synchronizes with home office computers upon return. In this task, a synchronization tool is sine qua non. Toward this end, Doherty tries out Siber Systems' GoodSync.TRENDING STORIES
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