Last week the Supreme Court heard oral argument in ABC, Inc. v. Aereo. The case directly involves copyright but can also have implications for the cloud generally, insofar as much
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There is nothing quite like receiving a bill from a lawyer for less than an hour of billable work. Never has a lawyer successfully communicated so many messages by using
In 5 Bad Habits of Business Lawyers we listed some ways that business lawyers can actually destroy value in business transactions. One of those ways – a personal favorite –
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Today I was working with two reasonably long lists of data and I needed to quickly see whether data contained in List1 was also contained in List2. Excel® can help
Ever find yourself working with an Excel® spreadsheet, continually repeating the same set of keystrokes over and over again? For instance, you might be analyzing a few hundred rows of
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