A court case coming out of New Jersey could impact most firms’ privacy and security practices according to an article on DarkReading. The New Jersey Supreme Court recently ruled in Stengart v. Loving Care Agency, Inc., 408 N.J.Super. 54, 973 A.2d 390 (Superior Ct., A.D. 2009) that an employer can not read email [...]
Updated 04-13-2010 It is being reported that the U.S. House has scheduled for April 15th consideration of the Taxpayer Assistance Act of 2010—a bill whose major provision would remove cell phones and similar telecommunications devices as listed property, effective for tax year beginning after 2009.
Ways and Mean member John Lewis (D-GA) was [...]
Humans have now created more digital information than we have the ability to store according to EMC’s digital universe survey. ComputerWorld recently published an excellent article with a lawyer’s point of view regarding data destruction. Attorney’s Mark Grossman is a tech lawyer and the founder of the Grossman Law Group and Tate Stickles a [...]
Australia’s national science agency, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) confirmed (4-22-09) that the patent cases being heard in the Eastern District Court of Texas over CSIRO’s claim to inventing the technology behind Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) has concluded “successfully.” CSIRO claims to have patented core elements of the technology used in [...]