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The Article 29 Working Party adopted an opinion on recent developments on the "internet of things," in which it specifically investigates three areas: wearable computing, quantified self, and home automation-related devices.

How is the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, particularly algorithmic pricing tools, challenging traditional US antitrust law? This article examines the blurring line between independent business decisions and unlawful coordination among competitors in the era of AI deployment. Legal experts analyze evolving theories of coordinated and unilateral conduct as regulators grapple with new technological realities.

This regular update (no. 24 | 13 October 2020) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation (Antitrust & State Aid; Trade/Export Controls; Medicines, Medical Devices

These periodic videocasts discuss key topics that you, your company, board, board committees, and public reporting and compliance teams need to focus on during the current COVID-19 pandemic

Scott L. Vernick recently spearheaded a survey that was featured in The Wall Street Journal: Risk & Compliance Journal article, "Survey Roundup: Technology Issues Hamper Compliance" on June 24, 2016.

Kevin Smith, director of infrastructure and operations at Fox, was featured in the BizTech Magazine article, "The Tech and Tactics You Need To Make Your Merger Go Smoothly."

This extended interview from Employment Law This Week will be of interest to many of our readers.

Check out my recent article in Inside Counsel about The contemporary employee handbook: Anticipating the pitfalls associated with new technologies.

In the second episode of our Techplace Tickler series, Danielle Ochs and Gus Suarez discuss the expanding importance of the use of electronic signatures (eSignatures) in the remote workplace and tips...

Electric vehicle sales have doubled in the first quarter of 2013 in comparison to the previous year.

The article addresses issues for consideration by administrators at nonprofit research organizations and their counsel on private business use and technology licensing provisions in commercially sponsored research agreements.

Bobby interviews John Calcavecchia, a Senior Vice President at TapestryHealth, about how they're changing the model for providing primary care in skilled nursing...

As 3D printing becomes more prevalent, liability risks to individuals and businesses will likely rise.

Technology is becoming more and more integrated into our daily lives and undoubtedly companies are seeking related IP protection.

Yesterday I wrote about the DeLorean controversy and mistakenly posted that flying skateboards do not exist. I stand corrected.

Patent disputes increasingly pose operational and business risks for manufacturers, affecting product launches, supply chains, and engineering timelines. This analysis examines how intellectual property conflicts extend beyond the courtroom to impact sourcing decisions, procurement strategies, and go-to-market plans throughout the product development lifecycle.

The rise of AI-generated emails poses challenges for attorneys, necessitating effective strategies to navigate these issues, as discussed in Alex Courtade’s article “Clients Are Writing Emails With AI—So What Now?” published in Law.com. By learning how to handle these emails effectively, attorneys can become better advocates for their clients.