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Rep. Devin Nunes Now Threatening To Sue Fellow Congressional Reps
January 17, 2020
Author Techdirt/Above the Law: The saga continues.
Read more4 Questions to Boost Your Social Media Marketing
January 17, 2020
Author Deepa Prahalad/HBR.org: Are you communicating with customers in real time?
Read moreHogan Lovells Teams Up With Elevate for New US Document Review Center
January 17, 2020
Author /Law.com: The global firm is leaning on Elevate to set up the site in Phoenix and to handle hiring and HR. But the core team of 20 lawyers are Hogan Lovells employees.
Read moreCrossing Ponds: Pushing Frontiers
January 17, 2020
Author Roger Smith/Law, Technology and Access to Justice: The theme of international collaboration, opened up by LSC President Jim Sandman yesterday, continued in a session at the Corporation’s conference this morning. This was led by Australia’s Justice Connect (whose Brendan
Read moreAn Advanced AI Tool That Will Help You Deliver Superior Results To Your Clients [Sponsored]
January 16, 2020
Author Thomson Reuters/Above the Law: How often have you submitted a brief and wondered what might be missing? Make those days a thing of the past.
Read more“New and improved”: Will the FTC’s latest round of data security orders remedy its authority challenge in LabMD?
January 16, 2020
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has become the de facto enforcer of data security issues in the United States’ sectoral, or industry-specific, privacy laws. In 2018, the regulatory entity’s authority was
Read moreUS Office of Management and Budget Issues a Memorandum Calling for Agency Plans From Federal Government Agencies
January 16, 2020
Author Bernadette M. Broccolo and Adriana Fortune/Of Digital Interest: On January 7, 2020, the Director of the US Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued a Draft Memorandum (the Memorandum) to all federal “implementing agencies” regarding the development of regulatory
Read moreDecrypting Apple’s Refusal to Unlock iPhones
January 16, 2020
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology Recently, Apple has again faced scrutiny by the DOJand even our presidentfor their adamant refusal to unlock their customers’ iPhones upon government request. In response to the Pensacola shooting, where an Air Force cadet
Read moreThe Lessons of Atrium: Innovation is Messy as Borders Blur Between Law Firms & Tech Companies
January 16, 2020
Author Peter Colin/Legal Executive Institute: After the fall of legal tech start-up Atrium, the overlap between software companies and law firms may be spreading, but it’s clearly not without casualties. The post The Lessons of Atrium: Innovation is Messy as
Read moreIs Congress About to Take a Shot at Regulating Facial Recognition Technology?
January 16, 2020
Author Joseph Fawbush, Esq./Technologist: On January 15, the House Oversight and Reform Committee held hearings on how the federal government should regulate facial recognition technology. Read more on FindLaw’s Technologist.
Read moreRealising the potential of technology in A2J: US legal services chief suggests how
January 15, 2020
Author Roger Smith/Law, Technology and Access to Justice: Jim Sandman is the President of the US Legal Services Corporation. He is a longtime supporter of the the use of technology in the service of access to justice. His attendance and contribution
Read moreTrevisan & Cuonzo adopts HighQ’s technology to remain a leader in Europe’s competitive litigation market
January 15, 2020
Author /Legal Technology News – Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technology: Trevisan & Cuonzo, an Italian law firm with an international reputation for achievements in complex commercial and intellectual property litigation, has chosen to adopt HighQ technology to improve
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