Who Owns the Amazon?

May 6, 2013 By: Craig Blakeley and Jeff Matsuura

There is a fight underway for control over the Amazon — specifically, the right to own one of the new Internet generic top-level domains (gTLDs), “.amazon”.

Google Faces Coordinated European Privacy Law Enforcement

Mar 25, 2013 By: Craig Blakeley and Jeff Matsuura

Government privacy authorities in several European countries, led by France, are on the verge of launching a major enforcement action against Google’s information privacy policies and practices.

Software as a Service for Lawyers

Mar 13, 2013 By: Jeff Matsuura

“Software as a service” — one that is obtained through shared access on the cloud — is highly attractive to legal professionals. But there are key factors to consider first.

Managing Trademarks in Online Search

Mar 11, 2013 By: Craig Blakeley and Jeff Matsuura

A new ruling, Multi Time Machine, Inc. v. Amazon, expanded on the principles for permissible use of trademarks in search engines.

Managing Metadata: A Challenge for Legal Professionals

Mar 7, 2013 By: Jeff Matsuura

The sharing of metadata – data embedded in digital files, such as word processing documents, spreadsheets, etc – can result in violations of confidentiality and can compromise legal strategies.

Encryption Technology: A Vital Tool for the Legal Community

Feb 21, 2013 By: Jeff Matsuura

Several forms of encryption technology are particularly significant when confidential client materials are involved, and legal professionals should have a working knowledge of all of them.

The Legal Ethics Requirements Associated with Cloud Computing

Feb 14, 2013 By: Jeff Matsuura

Cloud computing offers an important tool for legal service providers. Compliance with legal ethics obligations, however, requires that legal service providers be informed and disciplined users of cloud services.

Another Billion Dollar Patent Judgment

Jan 21, 2013 By: Craig Blakeley and Jeff Matsuura

Although patents play an enormous role in the U.S. economy, the key government players in this field, such as the USPTO and the federal courts, do not receive enough resource support.

Italian Court Conviction of Google Executives Overturned

Jan 14, 2013 By: Craig Blakeley and Jeff Matsuura

A recent Italian case that saw the overturning of convictions for three Google executives demonstrates that national laws and regulations directed toward Internet activities can simulatneously be too broad and too limited

Effective November 2012, New California Apps Privacy Rules

Nov 1, 2012 By: Craig Blakeley and Jeff Matsuura

Starting on November 29, 2012, all software applications developers who make their apps available in California must comply with new privacy requirements that require the disclosure of what personal identification is collected and how it is used.

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