Litigation & Trials Click Here to Limit Personal Jurisdiction By Stephen E. Breidenbach Where do the boundaries begin and end, when applied to the boundless reach of the internet?
Litigation & Trials The Rise of Bots and Evolving Law Create Traps for the Unwary By Stephen E. Breidenbach The technology that improves performance and quality can also lead the unwary into legal hot water.
Ethics Technology, Ethics, and Avoiding Sanctions By Julia Voss and David Simmons The ethical mandate to be knowledgeable about and use technology.
Big Data & Cloud Computing Technology-Assisted Review Makes Main Street By Julia Voss and David Simmons Courts find TAR is a reasonable method to review documents.
Big Data & Cloud Computing Document Review in the Digital Age By Julia Voss and David Simmons Once litigation hits, a new question arises: How are the lawyers going to review it all?
Biotechnology Facial Recognition Technology Hits Privacy Rights Crossroads By David Simmons While rapidly improving, the law lags behind.
Technology Do You Accept Bitcoin? By Julia Voss and David Simmons Lawyers, beware of accepting Bitcoin as payment for legal fees.
Discovery Legal Implications of Data from Wearable Devices By Angela Foster Wearable devices, the latest trend in technology, could also represent the next rising challenge in discovery disputes.
Discovery Amended Federal Rules Enhances Technology Use By Angela Foster Now that courts embrace the use of party agreed computer-assisted review methods, litigators should work with their clients and adversaries on ESI preservation and discovery.
Product Liability Is the Legal Community Ready for Self-Driving Cars? By Angela Foster Legislatures prepare for the potential impact of self-driving vehicles on the roads, yet, many legal issues remain unsettled
Big Data & Cloud Computing Data Breaches: Who’s Minding Your Data? By Angela Foster Credit card companies are switching to chip-enabled cards to protect consumers and reduce the costs of fraud.
