By Victoria Hudgins | December 12, 2019
Despite high-profile government warnings and press coverage of alleged counterintelligence plots, companies have the final say in purchasing and using software made in Russia and China.
By Victoria Hudgins | December 9, 2019
Most law firms and corporate legal departments aren't leveraging extremely complex technology, but even a new document management software or billing system could easily ramp up frustrations and potential revenue loss.
By Victoria Hudgins | November 15, 2019
Employees' collaboration and communication app usage is outpacing the ability of companies to implement policies. But the not-so-new art of text messaging still has a lot of companies concerned and uninformed, according to a new survey.
By Richard Raysman and Peter Brown | November 8, 2019
A federal court in Texas recently decided that the progress (or lack thereof) concerning a software development agreement cannot be obscured by allegedly fraudulent statements, nor can breach be excused simply because the developer encounters what it claims as unforeseen technological hurdles. In their Technology Law column, Richard Raysman and Peter Brown discuss the split result reached by the court inasmuch as the court denied the software developer's motion to dismiss the software provider's breach of contract claim and denied in part the provider's fraud claims.
By Victoria Hudgins | October 28, 2019
While the FTC decision only applies to one Florida company, lawyers said obtaining consent could become a standard practice that monitoring software companies deploy to avoid potential liability.
By Victoria Hudgins | October 15, 2019
Tech support doesn't last forever. Case in point: Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 holdouts after Jan. 14, 2020, risk exposure to more cyber threats and outdated software.
By Frank Ready | September 9, 2019
The escalating trade war between the U.S. and China should have little immediate effect on legal tech industry, experts say. But if tariffs begin to affect the broader the global economy as a whole, it could be another story.
By Scott Graham | August 29, 2019
The agency is anticipating the need to adjust some policies as more inventions are created (or at least assisted) by artificial intelligence. Here are two savvy practitioners' takes on four potential flash points.
By Scott Graham | October 10, 2018
Judge Kathleen O'Malley says the court has been too broadly applying the Supreme Court's Myriad decision for the last four years.
By Scott Graham | October 8, 2018
An IP Valuation Partners affiliate is asserting patents recently acquired from Intellectual Ventures against Facebook, Instagram, Snap and Foursquare Labs.
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