By Stephen Henn and Josh Grant | March 30, 2022
As often seen with complex and emerging litigation, there are areas that present threats to the market's major players.
By Scott Graham | March 23, 2022
The boom in Austin's technology market and the arrival of Judge Alan Albright in Waco have generated a ton of work involving the world's largest tech companies for big firms and local counsel alike.
By Steve Robinson | March 17, 2022
Here's how to satisfy underwriting requirements in this challenging cyber market.
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By Kenneth Artz | March 4, 2022
'There are no limits. If there is a boundary or industry that is ripe for change, then the SXSW audience wants to hear about it,' says Kate O'Laughlin, tech sector client development director at Baker Botts.
By Kenneth Artz | February 22, 2022
"There's no telling how many times Facebook used its facial recognition methods over 11 years. The number of potential violations is staggering, and at up to $25,000 per violation, a win for the state results in a substantial money judgment against Meta," says Texas attorney Omar Ochoa.
By Kenneth Artz | February 10, 2022
"Clients, patients, and companies alike expect their personal information to be protected and professionals have a duty to maintain that standard."--Danielle Butler, Director of Marketing for The Records Company.
By Kenneth Artz | January 12, 2022
"The business side of the law isn't taught in law school. Having people skills, leadership capabilities, and the capacity to market well are all going to make attorneys more valuable to employers."
By Alan Goforth | December 16, 2021
Dozens of companies and government organizations reported being affected, a number that falls far short of its likely impact.
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By Kenneth Artz | November 17, 2021
In a bank you might only deposit your assets, however, a bank will use your resources to provide loans. On the Nimbus platform, you might do the same and you will be as secure as in a bank since borrowers will have to lock collateral of at least 120% of their borrowed amount to obtain digital assets from the pool.
By Steve Hallo | October 26, 2021
Greater preparedness and enhanced backup processes are driving a drop in the number of ransoms paid.
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