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Have you ever stopped to think about how much information someone can find about you after some googling? Think about all the data that people enter..
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On March 15, the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled that private university police departments are subject to the state's Access to Public Records Act..
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Perhaps the strangest aspect of patent practice in the United States, especially for non-lawyers, is the fact that so much patent infringement..
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Jeff Ireland testified as an expert witness in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. His report and testimony supported the reasonableness of another..
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For those companies trying to make sense of all the ways they can get into trouble with data privacy and security matters, it might be helpful (or a..
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Jeff Cox has been selected to serve as Co-Chair of the 2016 Access to Justice Campaign to benefit and support the work of organizations serving the..
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On February 24, a three-judge panel of the Sixth Circuit unanimously struck down Ohio's political false-statements laws as unconstitutional for..
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Transparency is about trust. ("Gee, Scot, that is one death grip you have on the obvious.") Fair enough, but what is not always obvious is the..
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In the early stages of defending class actions, one of the first questions is – why don't we just settle with the named plaintiff and end the claim..
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