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  Da Silva Moore sets stage for predictive coding's advancement

  By Alex Vorro  |  April 30, 2012

  Judge Peck's opinion considered first judicial endorsement of e-discovery tool

• Litigation: Arbitration v. litigation

  By Alan Freeman  |  April 19, 2012

  The conventional wisdom among many business owners is that arbitration is more efficient than litigation, and that mandatory arbitration clauses should be included wherever possible. Like most generalizations, however, the truth is not so simple.

• Technology-assisted document review: Better than the alternatives

  By David Canfield  |  March 20, 2012

  On Feb. 8, Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck conducted a status conference regarding the discovery protocol in Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe, including a detailed discussion on the appropriate use of technology-assisted review. During the conference, Peck opined, “It certainly works better than most of the alternatives, if not all...

• Technology: Defining licensor and licensee rights to pursue infringers

  By Mark Malven  |  February 17, 2012

  Both standing and control are critical when bringing suit

• Technology: Understanding the intersection of bankruptcy law and technology licensing

  By Mark Malven  |  February 3, 2012

  How to avoid bankruptcy surprises

• E-discovery: Reduce e-discovery costs and risks with project management

  By Kevin Brady  |  February 2, 2012

  While technology may be seen as the panacea, it’s really the last thing companies should consider when facing e-discovery challenges

• E-discovery: “Liking” social media

  By David Meadows  |  February 1, 2012

  Social media’s prevalence in society continues to rise, as Americans currently spend at least one-fifth of their time online using Facebook, Twitter or one of the many other available platforms,

• Litigation: A single-asset entity can’t file bankruptcy and stop foreclosure

  By Randye Soref  |  January 12, 2012

  In Mezz II, a precedent was set to dismiss bad faith bankruptcy filings

• Regulatory: Purchasing insurance coverage from overseas insurers

  By Michael T. Griffin  |  January 4, 2012

  The insurance industry has become an increasingly globalized marketplace. Overseas companies are significant participants in the U.S. insurance markets.

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  British court provides clarity on joint interest privilege

  By Melissa Maleske  |  January 1, 2012

  Court develops five-part test