Real-time mess: Engate files patent infringement lawsuit against electronic court reporting firms

Article Abstract:

Court reporters and attorneys are asked to pay a fee for using real-time software features for court reporting. In this context Engate Inc., a patent acquisition company has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against electronic court reporting firms.

Prepackaged software, Engage Inc., Patent infringement

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In the wake of disaster

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The recovery strategies that can be employed and planned, in the wake of a disaster like hurricanes, and the role of law firms, during the disaster, are discussed.

Legal services, Management dynamics, Services information, Management, Services, Law firms, Emergency management, Company business management, Hurricanes, Disaster planning

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Wrapped too tight? federal appeals court decision offers broad protection against reverse engineering of software

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A federal appeals court decision, Bowers v. Baystate Technologies, is regarded as a positive outcome for reverse engineering of software.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Reverse engineering, Bowers, Harold, Baystate Technologies Inc.

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