Lawyers for the US government have claimed that a deal between Californian technology company Apple and publishers cost customers 'hundreds of millions of dollars'. | 13yrs
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The 3G roaming issues is making its way through the courts but will have a significant impact on the strategy of telecos when resolved, says Trilegal partner Rahul Matthan. | 13yrs
South Korean technology giant Samsung has claimed a surprise victory in its patent war with Apple which may see products made by the Californian company banned from sale in the US. | 13yrs
Court documents have revealed that US tech giant Apple is being sued by a company partly owned by a lawyer who until recently worked at one of its go-to law firms, Philadelphia-founded Morgan Lewis & Bockius. | 13yrs
This guide provides a practical and up-to-date overview of litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution across key international jurisdictions. | 3mos
British internet service providers (ISPs) have said that proposals to automatically block online porn by law would not be a 'silver bullet'. | 13yrs
David Kreider, Vodafone's New Zealand general counsel, has successfully defended his $541,000 (£290,000) a year job from a restructuring cut following the company's acquisition of TelstraClear last year. | 13yrs
Google's ground-breaking Glass technology is likely to be illegal in the UK, a two-time IP lawyer of the year has claimed. | 13yrs
Around a quarter of jurors misunderstand the contempt rule in relation to internet use during a trial, research published today has revealed. | 13yrs
Ted Ullyot, the general counsel of Facebook, is to leave the company a year after helping to guide the social networking platform through its initial public offering. | 13yrs
Proposals by US tech giant Google aimed to settle EU anti-trust fears have been branded by rivals as too weak to even out the heavy imbalance in the search engine market. | 13yrs
The US State Department has ordered the removal of free blueprint files that would allow Internet users to 'print' a gun, as lawmakers call for a wider ban on printable weapons. | 13yrs
German high-performance headphone manufacturer Sennheiser is using anti-counterfeit technologies in an effort to tackle fake products. | 13yrs
Lawyers representing online file-sharing entrepreneur Kim Dotcom have claimed that the US' prosecution of their client is flawed and has 'frightening' implications for all Internet users. | 13yrs
The US Justice Department turned to software rather than lawyers when determining which documents should be turned over to the government while reviewing a merger between two brewing giants. | 13yrs
Google-owned Motorola Mobility has been informed by the European Commission that its use of standard-essential patents (SEPs) likely constitutes a violation of EU antitrust rules. | 13yrs
Those in the legal profession are failing to make as much of an impact on social media as their accountant rivals, a benchmarking survey has found. | 13yrs
Almost three quarters of in-house lawyers use social media as a way to 'listen in' rather than contribute to their companies' online dialogue, a study released last week found. | 13yrs
A German data watchdog has slapped US internet giant Google with a €150,000 fine after finding that the search engine company captured and recorded information from unsecure wi-fi networks. | 13yrs
A member of the notorious Lulzsec hacking group has been sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to an attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment. | 13yrs
One of the founders of controversial file-sharing website The Pirate Bay has been charged with hacking into several Swedish companies and stealing personal data. | 13yrs