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• Supreme Court of California Decides Reid v. Google

  The Court rejects and redefines the federal Stray Remarks Doctrine - Everything that the employer wishes had not been said
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• E-Discovery - It Doesn't Have to Be Perfect

  The advent of e-discovery has given birth to a new field of ancillary litigation -- discovery about discovery. Parties are busy looking for what's missing, in the hopes of making their opponent "the spoliator". You see, once you label the opposing party as "the spoliator" the riches can be many – including an adverse inference jury instruction and cold, hard cash in the form of sanction.
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• ABA Releases Results of Legal Technology Survey

  A new report demonstrates that attorneys are increasingly making use of technology. According to the American Bar Association Legal Technology Survey Report, attorneys are increasingly using Web 2.0 and other technologies in their practice.
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• Valuable Corporate Data Walking Out The Door With Departing Employees

  Do companies have legitimate concerns that departing employees may take critical corporate information with them when they leave? You bet, according to recent survey statistics.
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• How to Budget for eDiscovery Costs

  Law firms big and small face a similar difficulty with legal technology--estimating its costs. At early stages of a case it often proves to be a challenge to consider the scope of discovery as a whole--especially when trying to account for the looming variable of eDiscovery costs.
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• Down With Spam!

  Levels of unsolicited commercial email, aka spam, have dropped by a staggering 47% in the past several months, according to statistics assembled by Symantec. This certainly is welcome news, as spam still accounts for 81% of all email traffic on the Internet.
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