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LTN asked legal technology vendors if they have launched products or services addressing Big Data and the tension that exists in mining customer data versus the security and privacy of that data and found that legal technologies...[more]

The Obama administration is preparing an executive order with new rules to protect U.S. computer systems, after Congress failed earlier this summer to pass a cybersecurity bill. [more]

Clients who anticipate litigation may be tempted to self-manage the preservation and collection of potentially responsive data. Attorney Andrew M. Hinks looks to recent case law to point out the pitfalls of this approach.[more]

Because cloud computing servers can be anywhere in the world -- and under the auspices of local laws -- the location of the servers storing company data and customer information can have serious privacy and human rights...[more]

Charles T. Graves and Laura M. Merritt, of Wilson Sonsini, offer six steps to help in-house counsel work with HR and departmental supervisors to avoid employee mobility suits and prevent misconduct.[more]

Attorney David Schwartz warns that many company websites may be inadvertently revealing international trade law violations that can result in significant civil and/or criminal penalties.[more]

Apple iPad and iPhone devices are an increasingly common target in legal investigations, but important data in the newer models are difficult to access, researchers from e-discovery and mobile forensics tool makers noted at the...[more]