Facebook post that someone has herpes leads to criminal conviction
USA - August 13 2013 The Superior Court of Pennsylvania issued an opinion earlier this month in the matter of Commonwealth v. Cox. The issue was "whether comments made in
The oracle has spoken anew: Judge Scheindlin issues new eDiscovery decision
USA - August 23 2013 It has been some time since we have had major guidance from ediscovery "oracle" Judge Shira Scheindlin from the Southern District of New York. The
Ethics: how to handle a departing lawyer’s email account
USA - October 3 2013 Last month, the Philadelphia Bar Association's Professional Guidance Committee issued an interesting technology law-related ethics opinion. The
Ex-boyfriend’s cyberstalking conduct not protected by First Amendment
USA - May 19 2014 After a break-up, defendant Sayer "persistently stalked and harassed Jane Doe for over four years." Initially he'd show up at places where he knew
eDiscovery: employer not obliged to hand over employee’s personal phone
USA - August 26 2013 A case out of Kansas last month confirmed that an employer is not in possession of an employee's personal text messages for eDiscovery purposes
“Mere loss of data” in a breach is not enough to confer standing
USA - May 20 2014 In re: Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) is an opinion issued by the U.S. District Court for D.C. earlier this month. It's the latest
Without evidence of noncompliance, trial court erred in ordering forensic imaging
USA - May 20 2014 In Fasteners For Retail, Inc. v. DeJohn, the parties had a business dispute (causes of action included breach of confidentiality and unfair
Ex-boyfriend’s cyberstalking conduct not protected by First Amendment
USA - May 19 2014 After a break-up, defendant Sayer "persistently stalked and harassed Jane Doe for over four years." Initially he'd show up at places where he knew
Wake me up before you Indiegogo: legal issues with crowdfunding
USA - May 16 2014 Have you ever backed a project on a crowdfunding site like Kickstarter or Indiegogo? How did that backing experience go? Were you impressed with the
Negative blog posts held not to be actionable under the CFAA
USA - May 16 2014 In the recent New York case Tan v. Doe, co-plaintiff Miah was involved in a business dispute concerning UrFilez, a company that he co-founded. Things
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