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Protected: Data Breach Litigation – A New Frontier: Anderson v. Hannaford Brothers Co.
Posted May 16, 2012 Leave a Comment
False Patent Marking Litigation: What Every Company Needs To Know
Posted February 24, 2011 1 Comment
By Natasha H. Moffitt[1. Natasha Moffitt is a partner in the Intellectual Property Practice Group at King & Spalding. Ms. Moffitt’s practice focuses on intellectual property litigation and counseling, with a particular emphasis on patent litigation. She can be reached at nmoffitt@kslaw.com.] & Suzanne Johnson[2. Suzanne Johnson is an associate in the Intellectual Property Practice … [Read more...]
The Georgia Court of Appeals’ Message on Text Messages: Examining Hawkins v. State and Warrantless Searches of Cell Phones in Cars Incident to Arrest
Posted February 24, 2011 Leave a Comment
By Timothy H. Lee[1. Timothy Lee is a law clerk for the Honorable Lisa Godbey Wood, Chief Judge, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia, and following which he will next serve as law clerk with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.] In 2001, the United States Supreme Court declared that evolving technology must not “erode the privacy guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment.”[2. … [Read more...]
Patent Strategies For Start-Up Technology Companies
Posted November 11, 2010 Leave a Comment
By Gregory Kirsch, Partner, Ballard Spahr, LLP, Atlanta* Â A start-up company may find itself competing in a marketplace heavy with protected intellectual property, such as patents. The patent landscape within the start-up company's field should preferably be analyzed before entering the market, lest the start-up be faced with a flurry of third-party licensing "opportunities" or even lawsuits. … [Read more...]
Georgia Renewable Energy Policy Memo
Posted November 9, 2010 Leave a Comment
As part of Technology Law Institute 2010, Lee Peterson presented a compelling case for renewable energy projects in Georgia. … [Read more...]
The Legal Issues Are Somewhat Cloudy in the Cloud: A Primer for Lawyers on Cloud Computing
Posted October 13, 2010 3 Comments
By Roy E. Hadley, Jr. and John L. Watkins[1. Roy E. Hadley, Jr. and John L. Watkins are both Partners in the Atlanta office of Barnes & Thornburg, LLP and co-lead the Firm’s Cloud Computing and Cyber-Security Team. Hadley practices in the Business Department and advises clients regarding data security, data breach and privacy issues. Watkins practices in the Litigation Department, and … [Read more...]
Trends in Outsourcing Emerging From the Great Recession
Posted October 13, 2010 Leave a Comment
By Diana J.P. McKenzie and Matthew C. Henderson [1. Diana J.P. McKenzie, Partner and Chair, Information Technology and Outsourcing Practice Group, Hunter, Maclean, Exley, and Dunn, P.C., Â dmckenzie@huntermaclean.com; and Matthew C. Henderson, Counsel, Information Technology and Outsourcing Practice Group, Hunter, Maclean, Exley, and Dunn, P.C., mhenderson@huntermaclean.com.] Approximately … [Read more...]
Georgia Referendum On Restrictive Covenants In Employment Agreements
Posted July 26, 2010 Leave a Comment
By Mari L. Myer, The Myer Law Firm, Decatur, Georgia [1. Ms. Myer is the Principal of The Myer Law Firm, based in Decatur, Georgia. A graduate of Boston University School of Law and Wellesley College (B.A. cum laude), she has over twenty years of experience litigating business and employment disputes, including matters involving restrictive covenants in employment agreements, trade secrets, … [Read more...]
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