Discovery of Information on Personal Devices Still At Issue In Trade Secret...
In trade secret litigation, we often seek to uncover whether a former employee has taken confidential trade secret information and stored it on a personal device, such as a smartphone. We sometimes do...
View ArticleTaking a Break in a 24/7 Workplace
So, it’s the day after the Fourth of July. My colleague, Teresa Thompson, is on “vacation” (i.e., she’s technically on vacation, but in reality is working remotely), and I’m about to head out on...
View ArticleThumbdrives, EMails and iPhones: Protecting Your Data When An Employee Leaves...
Increasingly, we are addressing theft of confidential company information by departing employees. We thought this topic was so important that we are bringing together a panel of employment lawyers and...
View ArticleDOL Launches More Smartphone Apps
The Department of Labor is apparently on a smartphone app kick. After launching a mobile timesheet app in May (see our post, U.S. Department of Labor Launches Timesheet App to Help Employees...
View ArticleU.S. Department of Labor Launches Timesheet App to Help Employees...
The U.S. Department of Labor announced yesterday the launch of its first smartphone app - a timesheet to help employees independently track the hours they work and determine the wages they are owed....
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