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E-discovery, Privacy, and Cybersecurity Law
Electronic discovery, or e-discovery, has become a critical component of the pretrial phase of litigation.
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Biometric Data and Privacy Law Grow Increasingly Complex
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Someone Infringed on Your Copyright. Can You File Suit?
The Supreme Court recently held that a copyright owner must wait until the U.S. Copyright Office acts on a registration before filing a lawsuit.
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Supreme Court Tries to Rein in Forum Shopping in Patent Cases
The Supreme Court’s decision in TC Heartland tightened venue requirements for patent cases, curbing forum shopping by patentees.
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Copyright Law: Can a Comedian Sue His Fans for Telling His Jokes?
It’s understandable that entertainers would try to prevent their material from being misused.
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Bail Reform: Risk-Based Assessments May Be Just as Biased as Cash Bail
More than 400,000 people in the United States are in jail on any given day because they cannot afford to pay a cash bail.
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Legal Weapons in the Battle Against Medicare Fraud and Abuse
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Carriers Are Pushing Cyber Insurance, But Do the Policies Pay Out?
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Will the U.S. Adopt a National Data Privacy Law?
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Do Data Breach Victims Have Standing to Sue?
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Congressman Nunes' Lawsuit Could Have a Chilling Effect on Free Speech
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