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By Ross Todd | April 8, 2019
After the lead plaintiff asked to step aside in the proposed securities class action against the organizers of the Tezos initial coin offering, U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg tapped Trigon Trading, the prior runner-up, over a proposed substitute lead plaintiff.
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By Richard Raysman and Peter Brown | April 8, 2019
In their Technology Law column, Richard Raysman and Peter Brown discuss 'Silver Mgmt. Grp. v. AdvisorEngine', in which the Delaware Chancery Court dealt with a software license dispute that concerned both the payment and term provisions. The court found for the licensor on the term issue and the licensee on the fee issue.
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By Frank Ready | April 8, 2019
DNA can be used as a link to someone's family, creating a potential wrinkle when it comes to the topic of genetic data and consent.
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By Tom McParland | April 5, 2019
Thursday's verdict followed seven days of trial in the case, targeting Apple's iPhone and iPad products, and dealt a blow to Evolved, which had filed similar suits against other cell phone companies over the same patents.
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Delaware Business Court Insider
By Tom McParland | April 5, 2019
Thursday's verdict followed seven days of trial in the case, targeting Apple's iPhone and iPad products, and dealt a blow to Evolved, which had filed similar suits against other cell phone companies over the same patents.
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By Caroline Spiezio | April 5, 2019
In-house counsel, privacy professionals and employment lawyers brought unique perspectives to a panel on California privacy law at the Minority Corporate Counsel Association's Global TEC Forum in San Francisco.
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By Caroline Spiezio | April 4, 2019
In-house counsel, privacy professionals and employment lawyers brought unique perspectives to a panel on California privacy law at the Minority Corporate Counsel Association's Global TEC Forum in San Francisco.
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By Ross Todd | April 3, 2019
San Francisco-based startup Kittyhawk.io Inc., which sells software to program and control drone flight, has filed a trademark lawsuit against Kitty Hawk Corp., a flying car start-up based in Mountain View backed by Alphabet CEO Larry Page.
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By MP McQueen | April 3, 2019
Hogan Lovells' Logan Breed is among those antitrust lawyers who think the Federal Trade Commission's task force will trouble the technology giants. Also, in another sign the FTC is flexing its regulatory muscles, the trade commission has sent letters to seven big internet service providers demanding information on their data collection and privacy practices.
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By Steve Salkin | April 3, 2019
A Roundtable Discussion
Experts share their experience and insight on the evolving acceptance and use of AI and advanced analytics tools for e-discovery — and beyond.
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