A Facebook post from Netflix Chief Executive Reed Hastings sparked a recent SEC investigation into how companies communicate with their investors. The agency ruled that postings on social media outlets such as Facebook and Twitter are sufficient means for disseminating important information such as news releases and earnings announcements as long as the company informs [...]
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Here at LLM we’re getting excited for @legaltechshow next week! Who’s going? #ltny #ltny2013 — LLM, Inc. (@LLMinc) January 23, 2013 The LLM Team is looking forward to another year at LegalTech New York next week. So far it looks like the hottest topics for 2013 will be big data and technology-assisted review. Want to brush up [...] New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly issued a five-page memo—the first of its kind in New York— outlining how undercover officers may use social media in pursuing investigations. The memo outlines the rules for officers involved in probes. Specifically when an officer is using social media, he or she may register their aliases directly with [...] Here at the BLLAWG we work hard to provide quality content on hot topics for the legal and e-discovery communities. We would appreciate your vote to be part of ABA’s Blawg 100 Amici list. Thanks for your support! Like what you read on LLM’s BLLAWG? Give us a shoutout on @abajournal‘s Blawg 100 Amici – we [...] Olympic sponsorship comes with a hefty price tag—about $100 million for a 4-year cycle—so it’s no surprise that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and United States Olympic Committee (USOC) take their IP rules very seriously. In the past, enforcement presented quite a challenge as many corporations looking to cash in on Olympic fever were eager [...] Law firms often don’t utilize their non-attorney staff to their fullest extent, according to a recently released survey by ALM Legal Intelligence. However, some firms have become increasingly open to pursuing non-traditional means of tapping into the skills and knowledge of their support staff. From finance and accounting, to marketing, to IT; non-attorney staff have begun [...] |
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