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E-Discovery Primer: Finding Your Way Through Discovery by Data Mapping
As contract attorneys find e-discovery becoming more sophisticated (and more complex) we find we are fielding more and more questions about it. We usually refer our members to the best sources we know:
Continue readingBanks May Lose $51 Million in Heller Bankruptcy Dispute
From: The Recorder, January 6, 2009 A “clerical error” could cost Bank of America and Citibank $51 million if Heller Ehrman has its way in bankruptcy court. Bank of America, acting for itself
Continue readingIP Marketplace Still Sizzles
From: The Recorder, January 5, 2009 Big tech companies haven’t stopped patenting their inventions, but more than ever they’re also buying others’ patents as a weapon in intellectual property
Continue readingBankruptcy the name of the game in 2009
Bankruptcy litigation news seems to dominate the legal media in the early days of 2009. The Madoff case involves clawback issues, false trades, etc. For some good background stories click here, and
Continue readingA Happy New Year to All
We made a pledge to ourselves that we would not end the year in a depressed state of mind. But it has been hard. We have ended the year in what seems to us to be a concatenation of events — a
Continue readingClifford Chance Eyeing Indian Nuptials
From: The American Lawyer The Economic Times of India reports that Clifford Chance is in tie-up talks with Indian firm AZB & Partners — a union that would involve client referrals, consultation,
Continue readingE-Discovery: Aspects of U.S. and European cross-border litigation
There has been a spate of blog posts this week concerning the aspects of electronic discovery when U.S. litigation crosses borders into the European Union — an entity with strong privacy laws. The
Continue readingChipmakers Hire Armies of Lawyers to Boost Revenue Amid Slump
From: Bloomberg, December 22, 2008 Chip companies are turning to armies of patent lawyers to bolster revenue amid the worst market for semiconductors since 2001. Qimonda AG, LSI Corp and Spansion Inc. are
Continue readingWill Tough Economy Push Companies to Outsource Legal Work?
From: Corporate Counsel, December 22, 2008 Martin Shively directs the worldwide IP operations of Microsoft Corp. But he doesn’t commute to the company’s campus in Redmond, Wash., every day.
Continue readingMeanwhile, the Credit Crisis Litigation Wave Churns On
It seems as if the plaintiffs’ lawyers have kicked it into high gear as the year end approaches. There has been a flood of new securities lawsuit filings so far in December. Posse List members
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