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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
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
USA - October 3 2013 Last month, the Philadelphia Bar Association's Professional Guidance Committee issued an interesting technology law-related ethics opinion. The
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
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
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
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
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
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
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