New York Law Journal "Archiving the Internet: The ‘Wayback Machine’ in the Courts" by Stev
Sometimes, the intersection of law and technology creates interesting legal or policy issues for lawyers and courts to explore; other...
New York Law Journal "Court Examines Theft of Computer Code in 'Aleynikov'" by Ste
Technological advances, for all the good they bring to the world, often bring with them significant challenges for existing legal...
New York Law Journal "Fairly Unpredictable: Second Circuit Reverses District Court’s Finding of
Every day, around the world and across the wide spectrum of media, more content is created than could be consumed in several lifetimes....
New York Law Journal "District Court Lacks Jurisdiction to Enforce a Settlement and Appeal"
Few events in the course of a litigation are as likely to prompt settlement discussion as the resolution of a dispositive motion. The...
New York Law Journal "Court Considers Victims' Right to Sure Over Data Breach" by Stev
What do a “smart” TV, a casino fish tank, and a talking teddy bear have in common? They have all been used, over the past year, to steal...
New York Law Journal "'Standard' Provisions Not Implied Into Settlement Agreement"
A recent Southern District of New York case offers the lesson that a writing other than a formal settlement agreement may constitute an...