At a time when almost every cell phone and computer hardware manufacturer either offers or plans to offer a device that’s superior to the once-unique Palm Treo, the Sunnyvale, Calif., company inevitably will be the subject of more consolidation chatter and faces a tough time if it remains independent, analysts said.
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If identity theft is so widespread and private information so easily obtained, what greater ramifications does this have for the security of law firm data and electronic property? Writer Christy Burke advises you to know where threats originate so you can properly arm yourself.
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PHILADELPHIA — A federal judge on March 28 ruled that failure to warn claims are federally preempted in a case asserting injury from thimerosal contained in immune globulin and vaccines and dismissed all claims against Glaxo-SmithKline Corp. and Wyeth Inc. (Lisa Sykes, et al. v. Glaxo-SmithKline, et al., No. 2:06-cv-01111, E.D. Pa.).
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Chicago technology lawyer Evan D. Brown, author of the blog Internet Cases, is in Memphis this week, attending the Sedona Conference Institute on e-discovery. Not only is he attending, he is liveblogging his notes from the conference, which, as he…
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Earlier this week, we gave you a sneak peak at the U.S. News World Report 2008 rankings of the top U.S. law schools. Today, the magazine released the official list. I am relieved to say the sneak peak got it…
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Mark Obbie, director of the The Carnegie Legal Reporting Program @ Newhouse and former executive editor of The American Lawyer magazine, has assembled his list of the 10 deadliest sins of legal reporting. He prepared it for students in his…
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Is that a Nokia in your pocket, or have you just lost your ambition? Next time you flaunt your mobile phone in front of a roomful of business associates, consider what it may reveal about you. A study of cell…
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When we spend as much time on a topic as we do these days on e-discovery, we’re bound to start mixing fact and fiction. This week on the legal-affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer, we consider some of the more striking misconceptions lawyers…
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Case name: Michael Sandels, et al., v. Los Angeles Unified School District Case number: LC073656
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Intel Corp., the world’s largest computer chip maker, unveiled details of a new lineup of processors slated for production later this year. The chips promise a performance boost and energy savings, thanks to Intel’s transition to a new manufacturing technology.
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