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Hurricane Florence Lays Waste to North Carolina Hog Farms
September 19, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology When Hurricane Florence was first predicted to make landfall in Eastern North Carolina earlier this month, Governor Roy Cooper issued the unprecedented action of ordering state-mandated evacuations for many ENC residents.
Read moreAmazon: Too “Tech-y” For Products Liability?
September 19, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology First-year law students around the United States learn in their introductory torts classes that any entity in the manufacturing, distribution, or retail chain of a defective product can be held liable
Read morecompareDocs from DocsCorp released with full support for iManage Work 10.2 integration via REST API
September 19, 2018
Author /Legal Technology News – Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technology: DocsCorp, a leading provider of enterprise productivity solutions, today announced the release of the newest version of its document comparison solution, compareDocs 4.3 U3, with full support for
Read moreActivists Speaking 2: Steve’s Story
September 18, 2018
Author Roger Smith/Law, Technology and Access to Justice: Steve Hynes I have been the director of the Legal Action Group (LAG) for the last eleven years. We are a social enterprise and campaigning charity committed to increasing access to
Read moreLegaltech, L.A. Style
September 17, 2018
Author Robert Ambrogi/Above the Law: It’s not the Bay Area, but there are legal tech companies hanging around the City of Angels.
Read moreAward-Winning In-House Counsel Starts Legal Tech Compliance Firm
September 17, 2018
Author /Corporate Counsel: Martim Della Valle left his job this month as global head of compliance, antitrust and litigation at Anheuser-Busch InBev in Brussels to start a new legal technology company.
Read moreDisney Finally Defeats Redbox: A Win for Copyright Law or a Loss for Companies Trying to Compete?
September 17, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology The Walt Disney Co. recently won a court order barring Redbox from reselling digital versions of “Black Panther” and other movies, six months after the same judge refused to grant the
Read moreCan the grid handle a mass switch to Electric Vehicles? California’s Policy Plan to Integrate 5 million EVs by 2030
September 17, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology This past January, Governor Jerry Brown of California signed executive order B-48-18 announcing a program to put 5 million Electric Vehicles (EVs) on the state’s roads by 2030. This lofty goal
Read moreAlabama, Lebron James, and a Legal Game of Chicken
September 17, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology Two of the most dominant figures in all of sport threatened legal action against one another earlier this year. Lebron James, through his multimedia company “Uninterrupted,” sent a cease and desist
Read moreState-Sanctioned Hacks: Is there ever any justice?
September 17, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology Late last week, the United States Department of Justice officially filed charges in the 2014 Sony Hack. Sony Corporation was hacked on November 25th, 2014 by an organization calling itself the
Read moreTesla’s Self-Driving Car Drives Itself Into A Firetruck: Where Liability Truly Lies
September 17, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology When one Utah woman took her Tesla out for a spin this past May, she switched it to Autopilot mode, trusting the claims of the Tesla sales representatives that the car
Read moreHook and Loop, Got it?
September 17, 2018
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology The next time you shop for shoes, look for a tool to hang picture frames, or try to keep loose cables tied up, #DontSayVelcro. These days, the VELCRO® Brand means business. Just
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