Thu, 29 December 2016
Companies in the U.S own an estimated $5 trillion in trade secerts and about $3 billion is lost due to theft every year
The federal Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 went into effect in May
secret litigation, some things are clear, especially that federal court dockets will see an increase in more private trade secrets cases. Chris Ryan, a partner in Baker Botts’ Intellectual Property Group, discusses.
Direct download: Trade_Secrets_and_the_Defend_Trade_Secrets_Act.mp3
Category:general -- posted at: 11:54am EDT |
Tue, 29 November 2016
Ark Group recently held its 12th Annual Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession. The law firm KM toolkit has expanded to include enterprise search, experience location, expert systems, and other collaborative tools — while the remit for some KM practitioners today also includes support for alternative fee arrangements, process improvement initiatives, and legal project management. At the same time, automation, machine-learning and advanced analytics are coming of age. How can these forces be coordinated to mutually reinforce as opposed to combat or overcome one another? In this edition of KM with Kim, Kim Stein discusses her takeaways from the conference.
Direct download: Ark_Group_KM_Conference_-_KM_with_Kim_episode_5.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 5:26pm EDT |
Wed, 16 November 2016
The Aspire to Lead Conference was recently held in Minneapolis. Hundreds of omen and men from around the region met for a day full of speakers and networking that seeks to empower women to take more active leadership roles in their careers, communities and day-to-day lives. Matt Wallaert is a behavioral scientist working at the intersection of technology and human behavior. He spoke about where the diversity and the role of gender in the workplace. |
Thu, 3 November 2016
Do you store your family pictures and videos in the Cloud? Would your family be able to access those files if you passed away? Federal and state governments are scrambling to update estate laws to protect all your selfies and family cat videos against legal fights that could develop over rights to digital assets.
Tyler Newby of Fenwick & West discusses who actually has the rights to your selfies (and more) when you die.
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Thu, 13 October 2016
Since passage of the Dodd-Frank Act overhauling federal securities laws, the Securities and Exchange Commission's whistleblower program has been gradually growing in scope and significance. In 2015, the SEC received more than 4,000 tips. But some recent developments may be “blowing the whistle” on the whistleblower program itself. Jonathan Shapiro of Baker Botts LLP discusses some recent developments with the whistleblower program.
Direct download: Blowing_the_Whistle_on_the_SEC_Whistleblower_Program.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 2:02pm EDT |
Fri, 7 October 2016
Happy National Customer Service Week! Customer Support is an important connection between Thomson Reuters and its customers. Thomson Reuters has a long history of commitment to provide outstanding customer service. Lea Harpster, vice president of customer support, discusses the Thomson Reuters philosophy and approach to customer support, and the many dedicated team members who provide it. |
Tue, 4 October 2016
Intellectual property have become somewhat of a staple for the US Supreme Court in recent years. Two particular cases that are waiting to hear if they will make the docket for the 2016-17 court docket have the potential to break new ground for intellectual property rights. Wayne Stacy of Baker Botts discusses the cases.
Direct download: Potentially_Groundbreaking_IP_SCOTUS_Cases.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 3:56pm EDT |
Wed, 28 September 2016
A bicycle is fun, but how can it help global poverty, economic development and health care? The day two keynote at Vantage EMEA in London for Elite had little to do with legal technology and practice management. Or did it? It had everything to do with the importance of listening to customers, of applying sound business principles, and how sometimes the simplest solutions can be the most impactful. F.K. Day is founder of SRAM Corporation, one of the world's largest bicycle component suppliers, including to Tour de France teams. He is also co-founder and president of World Bicycle Relief and explains how business principles are helping some of the world's most pressing needs.
Direct download: The_Power_of_Listening_to_Customers_-_World_Bicycle_Relief_-_VANTAGE_EMEA_Keynote.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 1:01pm EDT |
Mon, 26 September 2016
The Vantage EMEA 2016 User Conference is underway in London. The two-day conference bring together Thomson Reuters Elite users from across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Elizabet Hardy, Vice President of Product Management and Eric Sugden, Chief Technology Officer discuss what will take place at Vantage, including the release of Elite 3E version 2.8
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Thu, 15 September 2016
Keeping track of information by business name can quickly become a difficult exercise. Business name changes or mergers can permanently alter how information is tied to a particular business name, complicating how to identify and store information. Thomson Reuters has created PermID -- or Permanent Identification -- which creates a unique reference —which will never change over time—to a piece of information. It can be thought of as a permnanent "bar code" for information that helps customers and partners handle data management challenges, eliminate mapping inconsistencies, reduce operational risk, and streamline end-to-end workflow processes across various platforms. Thomson Reuters is providing an open license to PermID, providing any organization or enterprise with descriptive metadata and tools for working with PermID.
Direct download: PermID_-_A_Better_Way_to_Identify_amp_Track_Business_Data.mp3
Category:podcasts -- posted at: 12:06pm EDT |