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E-discovery: The relationship between cloud computing, e-discovery and privilege

By R. Eric Hutz | May 22, 2012

Regular Internet users have likely heard the terms “cloud storage,” “cloud computing,” and/or “the cloud.”
Labor: City- and state-mandated employee benefits

By Wendy Voss, Lindsay Clizbe | April 23, 2012

In recent years, states and cities have enacted various laws requiring private employers to provide certain benefits to their employees beyond those benefits mandated by federal law or traditionally mandated under state law, such as workers’ or unemployment compensation.
Technology: Ethical and business concerns over employee’s use of virtual storage

By James Hanft | April 20, 2012

Virtual storage offers a convenience that should not be overlooked
Betting on March Madness may be illegal

By Julie Beck | March 16, 2012

How is your March Madness bracket doing?
Teva to pay $250 million to end hepatitis C cases

By Ashley Post | February 21, 2012

One pharmaceutical company recently learned that it shouldn’t exactly embrace the Earth-friendly mantra “reduce, reuse, recycle.”
Regulatory: Considering energy regulations—nuclear power

By John Cooney | February 15, 2012

On Feb. 9, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) granted the first license in three decades for construction of a new nuclear electric power plant in the U.S.
IP: Welcome to the new patent courts

By Eric Lobenfeld | December 20, 2011

Under our system of law, the federal district courts have exclusive jurisdiction over patent cases.
Damages add up for Teva and Baxter in Propofol cases

By Ashley Post | October 11, 2011

The saying “bigger isn’t always better” likely is haunting Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. and Baxter International Inc.
El Salvador mining case could affect business in Central America

By Steven Andersen | September 1, 2011

A dispute between Pacific Rim Ming Corp. and El Salvador could set the bar for DR-CAFTA arbitration.
Ladies’ Night still legal in Nevada

By Cathleen Flahardy | July 15, 2011

Despite a law that recently passed in Nevada making it illegal to discriminate based on gender, events such as ladies’ nights and other gender-specific promotions will still be legal.