A Message From the Editor

While it's hard to imagine a world where certain disputes are resolved without human interaction, technology will evolve to that point. Already the automation of litigation is underway, and those innovations will impact how parties resolve their disputes in the very near future.

– Terry Taylor, editor of Inside Commentary

Cybersecurity | News

Legal Tech Companies Shouldn't Rely on Rebranding After a Cyberattack

By Victoria Hudgins

Crisis managers and marketers say legal tech companies can't downplay a cyberattack by rebranding. Instead, being transparent... Read More

General Counsel and In House Counsel | Analysis

In-House Counsel Don't Think They Have the Resources Needed to Comply with Privacy Regs

By Dan Clark

FTI Consulting's latest survey on privacy found that although 97% have increased their data privacy budgets, a majority... Read More

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Four Strategies to Successfully Navigate Cross-Border E-Discovery

Data privacy laws are proliferating in the United States and abroad. While the headliners are Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), those statutes are only the tip of the iceberg. Data privacy laws—in particular foreign laws that restrict the transfer of potentially relevant documents to the U.S.—fundamentally conflict with comprehensive U.S. discovery obligations, often resulting in irreconcilable priorities in transnational litigation, arbitration, and investigations. Read More

Civil Procedure | News

Court Via YouTube? Amid COVID-19 Closures, Texas Judges Ponder Public Access

By Angela Morris

The Texas Constitution mandates that Texas courts remain open to the public. As the coronavirus continues changing court... Read More

Discovery | Commentary

Coronavirus and E-Discovery: How COVID-19 is Testing Business Continuity for Service Providers

By Ben Sexton, JND

Keeping our people safe from a global pandemic without interrupting service delivery is not an easy task. However, there... Read More

Cybersecurity | Analysis

Coronavirus Outbreak May Also Put Attorneys at Greater Risk for Cyber Infection

By Frank Ready

With many law firms working remotely due to the coronavirus, attorneys may be prime targets for hackers and phishing... Read More

Employment Law | News

Coronavirus Presses Employers to Balance Workers' Privacy Rights, Public Safety

By Victoria Hudgins

More companies may be looking to access their employees' health data in light of the coronavirus outbreak. But while... Read More

Managing Intellectual Property Risk During M&A - The Process

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Supporting an upcoming M&A event? Learn how to uncover and mitigate IP risk with an effective open source software due diligence audit. Learn More

Recession and Crisis Preparation: How New Technologies Can Help Law Firms Streamline Operations

Webcast Date: Thursday, March 26, 2020 | Is a recession on the horizon? While the probability of a near recession can never be 100% predicted, it is smart to prepare. In fact, any global crisis, such as the coronavirus pandemic, underscores the need to devise a strategy before it happens, rather than in the midst of a crisis. Learn More

What To Do While the Fate of AB-51—and Arbitration Agreements—Remains In Litigation Limbo | The Recorder

The Recorder

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California deftly articulated employers’ dilemma: “continue to utilize... Read More

The Coronavirus Epidemic and Quarantine Laws | New York Law Journal

New York Law Journal

In his Health Law column, Francis Serbaroli addresses the current coronavirus outbreak, and New York state and New York... Read More

In Pictures: Freshfields and CMS Stalwarts Bow Out, Addleshaws Gets New London Head | Law.com International

New York Law Journal

The week also sees moves for Eversheds, Mishcon de Reya, MoFo and Gowling WLG. Read More