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U.S. District Judge William Alsup of the Northern District of California holds that the 37 APIs that Oracle -- and a jury -- said Google infringed can't be protected under copyright law.[more]

Businesses and government agencies should ensure their cloud suppliers have clear policies to apply litigation holds and preserve data, U.S. government officials said in a report Friday.[more]

When the U.S. government is inquiring about a possible violation by your company of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, how you handle e-discovery can make or break the relationship.[more]

Ever heard of a "cookie audit"? Delicious as it may sound, it's actually a crucial step in complying with a U.K. regulation that entered into force over the weekend: the so-called "cookie law."[more]

A New York federal judge has apparently held that a transactional lawyer may be sanctioned for spoliation for failing to preserve documents relating to the lawyer's negotiation and documentation of a loan agreement.[more]

One tried and true approach to an effective LegalTech West Coast keynote is to scare the audience. That was most certainly the agenda of Cooley's Joel Brenner, author of America, the Vulnerable.[more]

The speakers on LegalTech West Coast's predictive coding panel, "Under Fire: Defending and Challenging Technology-Assisted Review," seemed more intent on challenging judicial and legal industry assumptions about the review...[more]