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New York Law Journal |

Blockchain: Immutable Ledger, But Admissible Evidence?

Neil Gray and Maxwell J. Eichenberger | December 14, 2018

This article begins with a brief overview of blockchain technology, then addresses the current evidentiary hurdles blockchain records face, and concludes with considerations for attorneys seeking to enter blockchain receipts (discussed further below) into evidence and businesses implementing blockchain solutions.
Daily Report Online |News

Gamer-Lawyer Helps Launch Video Game Practice for Greenberg Traurig

Meredith Hobbs | December 14, 2018

As a kid, David Schulman played "Asteroids" and "Dungeons & Dragons." As a lawyer, he's helping developers create new video games and gaming business models as Atlanta grows as a hub for the industry.
The Recorder |News

SAP Can't Shake Antitrust, Copyright Suit From Former Joint Venture Partner Teradata

Ross Todd | December 13, 2018

Although a federal judge in San Francisco said that enterprise data analytics and warehousing company Teradata Inc. would have to describe its alleged trade secrets in more detail, he largely denied SAP's motion to dismiss its former partner's lawsuit.
New York Law Journal |News

Is It Wrong for Trump to Intervene in the Case Against Huawei?

Phillip Bantz | December 13, 2018

New York legal scholars disagree about whether it would be improper for President Trump to get involved in the Huawei case.
Litigation Daily |News

Is It Wrong for Trump to Intervene in Huawei Case?

Phillip Bantz | December 13, 2018

New York legal scholars disagree about whether it would be improper for President Trump to get involved in the Huawei case.
Legaltech News |

Five Advancements in Tech that GCs Can Expect

Rob McAdam, HighQ | December 13, 2018

It's very clear that general counsels are now expected to run their legal function like a business and they expect technology resources to help them do that. This article outlines five technology expectations general counsel generally has a need for in their processes.
Corporate Counsel |News

What Happens if Trump Intervenes in the DOJ's Case Against Huawei?

Phillip Bantz | December 12, 2018

By inserting himself into the Huawei case, Trump would essentially be telling the U.S. business community and the rest of the world that “everything is for sale. Everything can be negotiated,” said one international trade lawyer. But at least one legal scholar said it could be justified for policy reasons.
International |News

What Happens if Trump Intervenes in the DOJ's Case Against Huawei?

Phillip Bantz | December 12, 2018

By inserting himself into the Huawei case, Trump would essentially be telling the U.S. business community and the rest of the world that “everything is for sale. Everything can be negotiated,” said one international trade lawyer. But at least one legal scholar said it could be justified for policy reasons.
Corporate Counsel |

Five Advancements in Tech that GC's Can Expect

Rob McAdam | December 12, 2018

It's very clear that general counsels are now expected to run their legal function like a business and they expect technology resources to help them do that. This article outlines five technology expectations general counsel generally has a need for in their processes.
Corporate Counsel |News

Microsoft's Legal Diversity Program Turns 10

Caroline Spiezio | December 11, 2018

The tech company's general counsel Dev Stahlkopf looks back on a decade of diversity initiatives with outside counsel.
Corporate Counsel |News

Collins Aerospace GC Christoph Feddersen on Recent $30 Billion Merger

Phillip Bantz | December 11, 2018

Christoph Feddersen has been named vice president and general counsel of Collins Aerospace following United Technologies Corp.'s $30 billion acquisition of avionics maker Rockwell Collins. The deal led to the creation of Collins Aerospace, one of the world's largest aerospace systems makers.
Corporate Counsel |News

Google CEO Questioned on Privacy and Political Bias at Congressional Hearing

Caroline Spiezio | December 11, 2018

Sundar Pichai attended a Tuesday House Judiciary Committee on Google's data collection and privacy practices.
The Recorder |Quick Takes

UMC Brings on Former DOJ Criminal Chief to Defend Trade Secrets Prosecution

Ross Todd | December 11, 2018

Leslie Caldwell, now at Latham & Watkins, has signed on to represent United Microelectronics Corp., the Taiwanese semiconductor maker charged with conspiring to steal trade secrets from a U.S. rival. Co-defendant Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co. Ltd. has brought on Morrison & Foerster.
International |Quick Takes

Taiwan-based Seminconductor Company Hires Former DOJ Criminal Chief to Fight Trade Secrets Case

Ross Todd | December 11, 2018

Leslie Caldwell, now at Latham & Watkins, has signed on to represent United Microelectronics Corp., the Taiwanese semiconductor maker charged with conspiring to steal trade secrets from a U.S. rival. Co-defendant Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co. Ltd. has brought on Morrison & Foerster.
Corporate Counsel |News

Tribune GC Leaves Before Planned Nexstar Merger and Heads to Sonos

Kristen Rasmussen | December 10, 2018

Edward “Eddie” Lazarus will become the smart speaker startup's chief legal officer Jan. 2, about five months after its IPO closed.
New York Law Journal |Analysis

Federal Jury Awards Software Licensor More Than $7.5 Million for Breach of Investment Agreement

Richard Raysman and Peter Brown | December 10, 2018

Technology Law columnists Richard Raysman and Peter Brown discuss a recent case in which a federal jury issued a verdict finding that a multinational company that produces imaging products breached a joint venture agreement, associated with a previously executed master license agreement concerning software, for failing to make contractually-required payments.
Daily Business Review |News

Al Saikali Pioneers Privacy and Data Security Practice

Catherine Wilson | December 10, 2018

Most Effective Lawyers: Privacy/data security — The Shook Hardy partner in Miami is heavily involved in data breach defense work and has founded national groups focused on cybersecurity law.
Daily Business Review |News

In Hotel Data Breach, Fowler White Team Wins Coverage Denial for St. Paul Insurance

Catherine Wilson | December 10, 2018

Most Effective Lawyers: Insurance — A federal judge allowed Travelers' St. Paul subsidiary to deny coverage for the fallout from malware installed on the Rosen hotel chain's payment network.
Daily Business Review |News

Nelson Mullins Team Wins Dismissal of Telenovela Copyright Case

Catherine Wilson | December 10, 2018

Most Effective Lawyers: Intellectual property — Attorneys for Mexico's TV Azteca persuaded a Miami federal judge to reject the lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction.
International |Analysis News

What Will Australia's New Access Law Mean for Encryption in Other Countries?

Frank Ready | December 07, 2018

A new bill in Australia that would give law enforcement access to encrypted communications passed on Friday. Will other countries pick up the baton?
Legaltech News |Analysis News

What Could Australia's New Access Law Mean for Encryption in Other Countries?

Frank Ready | December 07, 2018

A new bill in Australia that would give law enforcement access to encrypted communications passed on Friday. Will other countries pick up the baton?
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

SEC Update: Division of Enforcement Continues to Scrutinize Digital Token Sales

Robert L. Hickok, Jay A. Dubow and Kate A. Stanley | December 06, 2018

In a sign that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is continuing to aggressively scrutinize token sales and initial coin offerings (ICOs), offers and sales of digital assets conducted by organizations using distributed ledger or blockchain technology are often referred to as "initial coin offerings" or "token sales," the Division of Enforcement recently announced that it settled registration charges against two companies that sold unregistered digital tokens.
The Recorder |News

Facebook Dubs Cambridge Analytica MDL 'Broadside' Against Business Model, Moves to Dismiss

Amanda Bronstad | December 06, 2018

Plaintiffs lawyers, however, consider the Cambridge Analytica scandal "the tip of the iceberg" in Facebook's "willful pursuit of generating revenue at the expense of its users.”
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Partially Disputed Claim Is a Bona Fide Dispute and Cannot Support Involuntary Bankruptcy

Kristie Rearick | December 06, 2018

One assumes that the decision to file a bankruptcy case is made by the debtor. However, a bankruptcy case can be commenced “against” the debtor by creditors. Given the serious implications for the debtor and its business of being forced into bankruptcy, the Bankruptcy Code limits who can attempt to place a debtor into bankruptcy.
The Recorder |News

Uber and Former Employees Trade Jabs in New Suit That Hearkens Back to 'Waymo v Uber'

Ross Todd | December 05, 2018

A lawyer for four former Uber employees who are in the company's legal crosshairs claims in court papers that his clients have "information that would be problematic for Uber's image-cleansing campaign if revealed."
Litigation Daily |News

AT&T Argument Pits DOJ Antitrust Newcomer vs. Sidley's Star Appellate Vet

C. Ryan Barber | December 05, 2018

The U.S. Justice Department's advocate, Michael Murray, who recently joined the antitrust division, made his D.C. Circuit argument debut in September. He's going up against Peter Keisler, the Sidley Austin appellate veteran.
National Law Journal |News

AT&T Argument Pits DOJ Antitrust Newcomer vs. Big Law Appellate Vet

C. Ryan Barber | December 05, 2018

The U.S. Justice Department's advocate, Michael Murray, who recently joined the antitrust division, made his D.C. Circuit argument debut in September. He's going up against Peter Keisler, the Sidley Austin appellate veteran.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Smart Ways to Enhance Client Relationships Via Technology

Adam Roseman and Kelly Dobbs Bunting | December 05, 2018

Like other businesses, relationships are at the core of the legal profession. Clients expect attorneys to be able to draft documents, write briefs, argue motions and manage legal transactions.
The Recorder |Analysis

Even with Changes Coming to H-1B Process, Companies Need to Start Preparing for Next Year Now

Caroline Spiezio | December 04, 2018

“It's always complicated to begin with, but this year it's going to get even more complicated,” said Kelli Duehning, senior counsel in the San Francisco office of Berry Appleman & Leiden.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

CEO Resigns in Wake of Court's Finding of Fraud in $115M Sale of Payment Processing Co.

Tom McParland | December 04, 2018

Isreali-based media firm Taptica International Ltd said late Monday that Hagai Tal was resigning after Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III in his opinion found that the executive had hidden key information from buyer Great Hill Equity Partners in order to position himself as chief executive of post-merger company BlueSnap Inc.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Testifying Remotely May Soon Be Easier if Proposed Rule Changes Are Approved

Miguel J. Chamorro | December 04, 2018

Growing confidence in the use of real-time communications equipment to take the testimony of witnesses located elsewhere has generated proposed amendments to Florida's rules of court procedure that may incentivize the use of such equipment—by allowing witnesses to be sworn in remotely.
Corporate Counsel |Commentary

The Dream GC Job

Mike Evers | December 04, 2018

In my view, joining Facebook now as its general counsel is the ultimate dream job for any experienced in-house attorney.
International |News

Samsung's Anti-Suit Injunction Against Huawei on Shaky Ground at Federal Circuit

Scott Graham | December 03, 2018

Appellate judges question U.S. District Judge William Orrick's decision to put Chinese injunction on hold while he analyzes smartphone licensing dispute.
The Recorder |News

Samsung's Anti-Suit Injunction Against Huawei on Shaky Ground at Federal Circuit

Scott Graham | December 03, 2018

Appellate judges question U.S. District Judge William Orrick's decision to put Chinese injunction on hold while he analyzes smartphone licensing dispute.
Corporate Counsel |News

Former Avvo CLO Becomes GC at Cosmetic Surgery Online Community

Kristen Rasmussen | December 03, 2018

Josh King, who served as the top lawyer at Avvo from 2007 to shortly after its acquisition earlier this year, is now general counsel at Seattle-based startup RealSelf, an online forum offering reviews and information about cosmetic treatments, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

The Growing Craze Behind Blockchain Art

Jorge Espinosa | December 03, 2018

With digital art, this has not always been possible because digital files can be easily copied. Here is where the modern technology of Blockchain has merged with art to create a thriving new digital art marketplace.
Litigation Daily |News

Federal Circuit Upholds $140 Million Sprint Patent Verdict

Scott Graham | November 30, 2018

The appellate court turned back arguments from Time Warner Cable—and amici Intel and Dell—that jurors had been prejudiced by admission of another verdict involving the same VoIP technology patents.
National Law Journal |News

Divided Federal Circuit Upholds $140 Million Sprint Patent Verdict

Scott Graham | November 30, 2018

The appellate court turned back arguments from Time Warner Cable—and amici Intel and Dell—that jurors had been prejudiced by admission of another verdict involving the same VoIP technology patents.
Daily Business Review |News

Morgan & Morgan Files First Marriott Data Breach Class Action

Amanda Bronstad | November 30, 2018

Tampa's John Yanchunis, lead counsel in the $85 million Yahoo data breach settlement in October, filed suit in Maryland against Bethesda-based Marriott.
Litigation Daily |Q&A

Litigators of the Week: Gibson Dunn's Two Teds Score for the Free Press

Jenna Greene | November 30, 2018

Ted Boutrous and Ted Olson led a team that jumped into action when the White House revoked the press pass of CNN's Jim Acosta, suing to force the Trump administration to restore his access.
Law.com |Podcast

Ted Boutrous, CNN's Champion, Is Fired Up

Vanessa Blum | Leigh Jones | November 30, 2018

Fresh off his court win for CNN reporter Jim Acosta, Gibson Dunn partner Theodore Boutrous Jr. talks about confronting President Trump, defending press freedom and balancing a busy practice.
New Jersey Law Journal |Analysis

Need to Repair Your Online Reputation? There Are Laws for That

Jonathan Bick | November 30, 2018

Internet reputation repair law results in protecting keywords, ameliorating adverse search engine results, and decreasing the likelihood of adverse content becoming ranked.
Texas Lawyer |News

40 Media Groups Push For Texas Anti-SLAPP Law to Apply in Federal Litigation

John Council | November 29, 2018

A group of 40 media organizations, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, have filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit urging them to allow civil litigants to use Texas' Anti-SLAPP statute to protect themselves against defamation claims filed in federal—not only state—courts.
Litigation Daily |News

40 Media Organizations Push For Texas Anti-SLAPP Law to Apply in Federal Litigation

John Council | November 29, 2018

A group of 40 media organizations, including The New York Times and The Washington Post, have filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit urging them to allow civil litigants to use Texas' Anti-SLAPP statute to protect themselves against defamation claims filed in federal—not only state—courts.
Legaltech News |Analysis

What Does the SEC's Early Loss Mean for Crypto ICOs and Securities?

Ross Todd | November 29, 2018

Don't be fooled. The SEC is not likely going to shy away from policing ICO's in the wake of an early setback in California, securities attorneys say.
The Recorder |Analysis

Lawyers Sound Off on What SEC's Early Loss Really Means for Crypto ICOs and Securities

Ross Todd | November 29, 2018

Don't be fooled. The SEC is not likely going to shy away from policing ICO's in the wake of an early setback in California, securities attorneys say.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

What to Expect in E-Discovery 2019: Tech, Legal Requirements, Digital Culture and Costs

Leonard Deutchman | November 29, 2018

As we look to 2019, the question of what changes will take place in the world of e-discovery over the next year will certainly entice answers from the many legal minds who work with e-discovery. Those answers, however, are not so obvious.
Daily Business Review |Commentary

Clickbait—or Caught in the Trap? When Social Media Posts Go Wrong

David C. Miller | November 29, 2018

We all live in a social media world now where self-worth may derive from likes and shares and clicks. For journalists, it ascends to a whole other level. Nowadays, journalists are required to post and they are evaluated on the number of views their articles and postings get.
The Recorder |Analysis

Who Cares About an Empty Chair? Why Some Companies Opt Not to Send the CEO to Testify

Caroline Spiezio | November 29, 2018

Google and Facebook both declined to send their CEOs to testify at high profile regulatory hearings this year—leaving an empty chair at the witness table. In some cases, companies may feel there's no choice but to have a CEO skip. But that's not an easy decision to make.
Legaltech News |Analysis

Signs Point to Evolution in U.S. Consumers' Online Privacy Attitudes

Frank Ready | November 29, 2018

Consumers have the power to opt out of certain data uses but many may not be taking the time to engage. But there are signs such disengagement is changing in the U.S.
The Recorder |News

In DQ Fight With Uber Over Former Chamber Lawyer, Plaintiffs Firm Points to 'New Evidence'

Ross Todd | November 28, 2018

The source of the evidence? Declarations in a new suit filed against the law firm by Uber's biggest rival, Lyft Inc.
The Recorder |News

'Cancel the Proceedings': This Email Was Any Defense Lawyer's Worst Nightmare

Ross Todd | November 28, 2018

"Please contact the court to tell them that i will not be there tomorrow," wrote the criminal defendant on the eve of trial.
The American Lawyer |News Update

Jay-Z, Quinn Emanuel Say AAA Offers Only 'Token' Black Arbitrators

Dan Packel | November 28, 2018

The rapper and businessman says he can't find qualified arbitrators of color to preside in a proceeding launched by Iconix, which purchased his Rocawear brand in 2007 for $200 million.
Corporate Counsel |News

Uber Hit With More Than $1M in Fines Over 2016 Breach

Caroline Spiezio | November 28, 2018

Uber was hit with more than $1 million in fines from the U.K. and the Netherlands over a 2016 data breach. The penalty could have been higher under GDPR, which went into effect in May.
Corporate Counsel |

Counsel's Guide to AI in the Board Room

Jim Ryan and Tim Harris | November 27, 2018

While there are a myriad of legal issues that AI touches, from privacy to liability standards, the implementation of AI in the board room is fundamentally a question of corporate governance. It is therefore important for corporate counsel to keep a clear analytical framework in mind in order to facilitate their board's responsible deployment of AI without simply throwing up road blocks.
Corporate Counsel |News

The CFTC Releases Starter Guide to Smart Contracts

Caroline Spiezio | November 27, 2018

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has published a primer on smart contracts to offer guidance on the risks and benefits of the new blockchain backed technology.
Corporate Counsel |News

Facebook Policy Head Faces Grilling From Global Leaders Without Zuckerberg

Caroline Spiezio | November 27, 2018

Representatives from the U.K., Canada, Brazil, Latvia, Argentina, Ireland, Singapore, France and Belgium grilled Facebook vice president of policy solutions Richard Allan on fake news, election interference and Zuckerberg's refusal to appear.
The Recorder |News

Crypto Law Veteran Mike Lempres Departs Coinbase for Andreessen Horowitz

Caroline Spiezio | November 26, 2018

Crypto company Coinbase's chief policy officer and former CLO Mike Lempres has left for a VC firm.
New York Law Journal |Analysis

DealTech: Transaction Management Isn't a Done Deal Until the Whole Deal Is Done

Rob MacAdam | November 26, 2018

As we move toward the transaction management "ideal state," lawyers should remember to take a client-centric approach. While lawyers face much difficulty in the deal process, it will be important to implement and design tech solutions that address genuine client need as well as their own.
Delaware Business Court Insider |News

Slights Greenlights Shareholders' Challenge to $256M Buyout of Telecom Firm

Tom McParland | November 21, 2018

The ruling refused the Tangoe board's motion to dismiss a shareholder class action from former Tangoe investors who claim they were shortchanged in the company's April 2017 sale to Marlin Equity Partners.
The Legal Intelligencer |Commentary

Five Steps to Take Before Using Drones at a Construction Site

Joshua Lorenz | November 21, 2018

The use of drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, has exploded in popularity, with the Federal Aviation Administration estimating that by 2020 there will be around seven million drones sold for hobbyist or commercial use—a nearly threefold increase from 2016.
Corporate Counsel |News

FTC Plan for Privacy and Data Security Enforcement Is Good News for GCs: Tech Attorney

Sue Reisinger | November 21, 2018

A Federal Trade Commission staff comment released this week signifies that the commission intends to continue its enforcement role on privacy and data security issues. Victoria Redgrave, a founding partner and chair of the executive committee at the Redgrave law firm in Washington, D.C., believes that is a positive for in-house counsel.
Legaltech News |News

Alleged Russian Trolls Fight Back With a Suit Against Facebook

Caroline Spiezio | November 21, 2018

A Russian organization whose members have been accused of meddling in the 2016 election sued Facebook on Tuesday, claiming its page was unfairly removed from the platform.
Connecticut Law Tribune |Case Digests

Dish Network, LLC v. Comm'r of Revenue Serv.

October 15, 2018

Court Upholds in Part the Taxation of Satellite Content Provider for Revenue Related to Providing Satellite Video Services
New Jersey Law Journal |Case Digests

James v. Global Tel*Link Corp.

August 10, 2018

The parties cross-moved for summary judgment on plaintiffs' class action complaint arising from defendant's provision of inmate calling services to correctional facilities where plaintiffs were inmate.

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