Blackmail Ransomware: Beware!
This week, the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Bureau of Investigations issued a warning about an aggressive blackmail ransomware referred to as Cryptolocker. Cryptolocker first appeared last...
View ArticleU.S. Supreme Court Clarifies Defense of Laches
Earlier this year, the U. S. Supreme Court came out with an interesting opinion clarifying the defense of laches. While this case was decided in the context of copyright law, the ruling likely affects...
View ArticleTexas Supreme Court Issues New “Spoliation” Rules with Implications for...
Earlier this month, the Texas Supreme Court issued a key decision on a subject every business owner and executive should know about: the duty to preserve company documents and the consequences for...
View ArticleYou’re Not From Texas…But a Texas Court Wants You Anyway! Frequently Asked...
We often collaborate on trial teams with lawyers from around the country. Here are some of the questions we are routinely asked as we move through the life-cycle of a lawsuit. Obviously, there are...
View ArticleDid AT&T Deliver on its Promise of Unlimited Data?
If a cellular service provider promises unlimited data, is it on the hook to deliver on that promise? Yes, says the Federal Trade Commission. Tuesday, the FTC filed a two-count Complaint against...
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