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Video and the Law
Video and the Law
Covers the history, the apps and the players that use video in litigation. By Chris Ballard.
http://www.videoandthelaw.com/
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Jun 11
VIDEO ENHANCEMENT: New Law Enforcement Video System Premiere
VIDEO ENHANCEMENT: New Law Enforcement Video System PremiereNow, more than ever, you have another golden opportunity to discover forensic video of your accident site. As previous discussed in a separate blog post, there are 5 or 6 different avenues to find video and/or stills of your accident… -
May 25
Trial Presentation: Apple's War Strategy for Trial
Trial Presentation: Apple's War Strategy for TrialGet the duct tape or gaffer's tape ready! Every trial presentation expert already knows to follow the old Boy Scout's rule and always be prepared. That's why they pack duct or gaffer's tape in their trial bag, ready to tape down cords and… -
Mar 26
iPad in Law Practice: Giving Clients iPad
iPad in Law Practice: Giving Clients iPad3 million iPad 3's were sold over its recent launch weekend. Since its inception over 55 million iPads are in use today. Like doctors and airlines, architects and car dealers, law firms are discovering new ways to utilize the power of…
Rank this Week: 4668
Virginia Injury Lawyer Blog
Virginia Injury Lawyer Blog
Provides trial & litigation, and injury & accident news, resources and commentary. By Doug Wessel.
http://www.virginiainjurylawyerblog.com/
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Jan 6
PARENTS BEWARE: INFANT SEATS FAIL IN SIDE-IMPACT CRASHES
PARENTS BEWARE: INFANT SEATS FAIL IN SIDE-IMPACT CRASHESAccording to Consumer Reports, car seats for infants (the rear-facing seats for infants up to about one year in age) usually fail in broadside crashes -- 10 of 12 models tested failed, some "disastrously" (the seat often separated completely… -
Jan 6
PARENTS BEWARE: INFANT SEATS FAIL IN SIDE-IMPACT CRASHES
PARENTS BEWARE: INFANT SEATS FAIL IN SIDE-IMPACT CRASHESAccording to Consumer Reports, car seats for infants (the rear-facing seats for infants up to about one year in age) usually fail in broadside crashes -- 10 of 12 models tested failed, some "disastrously" (the seat often separated completely… -
Jan 3
TO PERSONAL-INJURY VICTIMS AND PAIN-SUFFERERS -- OVER-THE-COUNTER PAINKILLERS CAN BE HARMFUL
TO PERSONAL-INJURY VICTIMS AND PAIN-SUFFERERS -- OVER-THE-COUNTER PAINKILLERS CAN BE HARMFULIf you -- like many personal-injury victims -- are taking over-the-counter (OTC) pain medications, you need to be aware of new proposed FDA (Food and Drug Administration) warnings.
Rank this Week: 3229
Washington Trial Law
Washington Trial Law
Focuses on the art and craft of trial advocacy. Published by Robert M. Boggs of Lyon, Weigand, and Gustafson, P.S.
http://www.yakimalawtalk.com/
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Oct 27
Is a covenant not to compete reasonable?
Is a covenant not to compete reasonable?In Washington all questions surrounding whether or not a covenant not to compete is reasonable involve the following three factors: 1. Whether restraint is necessary for protection of business or goodwill of the employer. 2. Whether the… -
Oct 27
iphone 4 now syncs with task
iphone 4 now syncs with taskOne of the shortcomings of the iphone 4 was it's inability to sync Outlook Tasks. Now the problem is solved. The software on the iphone 4 has been updated to OS5 and now syncs with Outlook tasks. You can download the new software via… -
Oct 13
Apps, apps and more apps.
Apps, apps and more apps.Check this out for a list of apps useful for lawyers.
Rank this Week: 4922
Western Canada Business Litigation…
Western Canada Business Litigation Blog
Covers issues emerging in the legal and business communities. By Lawson Lundell LLP.
http://www.westerncanadabusinesslitigationblog.com/
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May 23
"Relief from Forfeiture" under the Civil Forfeiture Act
"Relief from Forfeiture" under the Civil Forfeiture ActPosted by Peter RobertsEarlier this year, I blogged about the civil forfeiture case of B.C. (Director of Civil Forfeiture) v. Wolff. That appellate decision set guidelines for the trial courts on what and how to consider the… -
May 21
How should a Strata Deal with the Owner from Hell? - Part 3
How should a Strata Deal with the Owner from Hell? - Part 3Posted by Peter RobertsIn my January 2012 and July 2012 blog posts, I discussed the ongoing saga of the Jordisons, arguably the epitome of strata owners from hell. For a period of years, the Jordisons continually behaved… -
May 1
Is it a Fixture or is it a Chattel?
Is it a Fixture or is it a Chattel?Posted by Peter RobertsLandlords, tenants and law students all wrestle over what it means to be a fixture as opposed to a chattel. It matters to landlords because, at the end of a tenancy, fixtures can become their property and enhance…
Rank this Week: 603
White Collar Defense and…
White Collar Defense and Compliance
Covers developments in criminal law, federal case law, and statutes. Published by Alan Leibman of Fox Rothschild.
http://whitecollarcrime.foxrothschild.com/
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May 21
Eighth Circuit Limits Safe Harbor - Allowing Securities Fraud Violators To Avoid Jail If They Have "No Knowledge" Of Pertinent SEC Rule -- To Those Who Prove Lack Of Knowledge Of Rule's Substance
Eighth Circuit Limits Safe Harbor - Allowing Securities Fraud Violators To Avoid Jail If They Have "No Knowledge" Of Pertinent SEC Rule -- To Those Who Prove Lack Of Knowledge Of Rule's SubstanceAlain Leibman writes: Under 15 U.S.C. § 78ff (a), a defendant who willfully violates any SEC rule or regulation is subject to imprisonment for up to 20 years, unless "he proves that he had no knowledge of such rule or regulation." This… -
May 17
Defendant Bears Burden Of Proving Conspiracy Withdrawal Even When Withdrawal Date Implicates Statute Of Limitations Defense On Which Government Normally Bears Burden
Defendant Bears Burden Of Proving Conspiracy Withdrawal Even When Withdrawal Date Implicates Statute Of Limitations Defense On Which Government Normally Bears BurdenAlain Leibman writes: In a recent case, United States v. Smith, 133 S. Ct. 714 (2013), the Supreme Court had occasion to examine the conspiracy withdrawal defense and to reconsider whether it is the defendant or the government that carries… -
May 16
State Court Order Restraining Use of Bank Account Proceeds Admissible In Bank Fraud Prosecution To Establish Knowledge And Intent
State Court Order Restraining Use of Bank Account Proceeds Admissible In Bank Fraud Prosecution To Establish Knowledge And IntentAs discussed here previously, prosecutors always look to introduce evidence of pleadings or orders entered in related civil litigation to achieve a variety of purposes in the present criminal case. Ostensibly, the civil matters are offered…
Rank this Week: 1352
Wines and Information Management…
Wines and Information Management (WIM)
In-house counsel blawg on e-disovery, the impact of IT on the law and vice versa, information/knowledge management and wines. By Dominic Jaar.
http://dominicjaar.blogspot.com/
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Nov 26
First Annual Canadian Program on Getting Ahead of the eDiscovery Curve- Registration Now Open
First Annual Canadian Program on Getting Ahead of the eDiscovery Curve- Registration Now OpenREGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL SEDONA CANADA PROGRAM ON GETTING AHEAD OF THE eDISCOVERY CURVE: THURSDAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23-24, 2008! -
Apr 6
Virtual Law Office isn't a law office in New Jersey!
Virtual Law Office isn't a law office in New Jersey!Yesterday, the ABA's "blog" reported on a news (conveyed to me by Dan Pinnington) that brought me to reopen WIM for this short post: " -
May 29
WIM migrates to Ledjit
WIM migrates to LedjitTo access Ledjit's blog, click here:Version française:
Rank this Week: 2893
Workplace Class Action Blog
Workplace Class Action Blog
Covers class action litigation issues, including class certification, discovery and defense strategies. By Seyfarth Shaw LLP.
http://www.workplaceclassaction.com/
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May 24
Seyfarth Shaw Submits Guidance To The EEOC On Its Quality Control Plan "Draft Principles"
Seyfarth Shaw Submits Guidance To The EEOC On Its Quality Control Plan "Draft Principles"By Rebecca Bromet, Christopher DeGroff and Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. On May 10, 2013, the EEOC released its Quality Control Plan (“QCP”) draft principles. In an accompanying press release, the EEOC said that the “[Quality… -
May 22
Eighth Circuit Raises Specter Of Constitutionality Issues In TCPA Class Action
Eighth Circuit Raises Specter Of Constitutionality Issues In TCPA Class ActionBy Jennifer A. Riley and Jason P. Stiehl In a much-anticipated decision involving the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”), the Eighth Circuit in Nack v. Walburg, Case No. 11-1460 (8th Cir. May 21, 2012), reversed a… -
May 16
"Historic" Verdict In EEOC v. Hill Country Farms Reduced To $1.6 Million But Litigation Continues As EEOC Seeks Injunctive Relief Against Defunct Company
"Historic" Verdict In EEOC v. Hill Country Farms Reduced To $1.6 Million But Litigation Continues As EEOC Seeks Injunctive Relief Against Defunct CompanyBy Christopher DeGroff, Reema Kapur, and Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. We previously reported that the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) secured a verdict of $240 million in its lawsuit against Hill Country Farms last…
Rank this Week: 514