Goodwin Procter’s iStaff, an IT department-written Web application, has software vendors clamoring to license it from them. The package lets the firm’s practice groups quickly match partner requirements with associate skills and interests, saving the firm at least $20,000 a week.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Consumers of a children’s food product and the California attorney general told a federal appeals court that en banc review of a ruling was not necessary because it properly applied the reasonable consumer standard and presented no conflict of law (Nakia Williams, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated, Rita […]
Martindale-Hubbell is giving itself a technology face-lift. In addition to joining with social networking site LinkedIn to enhance its information searches, the 140-year-old legal directory unveiled new “visibility rankings” and is revamping its peer review ratings system.
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Learn the latest security technologies and vulnerabilities at the 2008 Black Hat Briefings and Training on Aug. 6-7 in Las Vegas. The topics of discussion this year include: root kits; zero-day exploits; application security; bots and malware; deep knowledge; and more.
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