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Barnes and Thornburg’s new e-discovery director Joseph Tate discusses tech vendor vetting and how the e-discovery field has changed over the years due to AI and other technology.
Continue Reading Barnes & Thornburg's New E-discovery Director Hopes to ‘Push the Envelope,' Looking to Embrace Emerging Legal Technology

“A lot of folks I am speaking to internally are scratching their heads about whether the SEC is or is not having their actions reviewed by the White House, said Amanda Fischer, the policy director for Better Markets and former chief of staff at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Continue Reading SEC May Have Bypassed White House Executive Order in Nixing Rule Proposals

Ogletree Deakins’ T. Scott Kelly discusses the strategy of the firm’s workforce analytics and compliance practice group, the evolving employment regulation landscape, and leveraging analytics for risk mitigation.
Continue Reading Ogletree Deakins' New Practice Group Is Focused on Predictive Employment Analytics in Unpredictable Times

“The Defendants closed the Wi-Fi Calling market to alternative competitors before it opened,” counsel for VoIP-Pal.com Inc. allege in a complaint accusing the smartphone manufacturers Google, Apple and Samsung of conspiring to prevent VoIP-Pal from entering the U.S. mobile voice market.
Continue Reading Read the Complaint: Antitrust Lawsuit Alleges RICO Conspiracy Between Smartphone Makers and Telecoms