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• Software Licensing-Changes in U.S. Laws May Affect UK Practice ( November 1999 )
  Margaret  Harvey and Anita  Smith of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

  This alert reviews the Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act's (UCITA) impact on how software is licensed and distributed in the United Kingdom as well as other countries.

• Technology Tools for Litigation and the Law Office: Why use them and what are they? ( October 1999 )
  Michael R Arkfeld of US Attorney's Office, Arizona

  This article reviews different products and services which lawyers can utilize for the streamlining of their workflow.

• The Year 2000 Bug--The Official Pain of the New Millennium ( September 1998 )
  Lori E. Lesser of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, LLP

  A version of this article appeared in Distributed Computing, September 1998 ?1998 Distributed Computing, all rig.

• Making Money In Multimedia Means Bridging The Gap Between Industries ( January 1998 )
  Brobeck Phleger & Harrison LLP

  This article discusses the consolidation that is taking place is the multimedia market.

• Open Source Licensing: A Free Lunch or Just a Byte? ( August 1999 )
  Lori E. Lesser of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, LLP

  Open source licensing is being heralded by many software groups as an idea whose time has come.

• Computer Purchase And Software Development Contracts ( July 1999 )
  Robert F. Scholz of Niles, Barton & Wilmer, LLP

  Many business people facing computer related aqcquisitions are uncertain as to when to use consultants and attorney.

• Litigation Already Underway ( July 1999 )
  Craig Allan MacDonnell of Keegan Werlin LLP

  Introduction When it comes to the Y2K problem, nothing is absolutely certain and many things are very uncertain.

• New Weapons in the War Against Internet Software Pirates ( February 1998 )
  Charles B Lobsenz and Gary M Lawrence of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

  This articles discusses the risk of misappropriation that software developers, resellers and licensors continue to face when they place their software on the Internet and the diverse array of legal and technological advancements are beginning to level the field.

• Litigating Y2K: A Class Act(ion) ( March 1999 )
  Steven R. Garcia of Knapp, Petersen & Clarke

  As we approach the year 2000, the Millennium Bug-the computer glitch caused by some computers not recognizing the ".

• Avoiding the Risks In Large Software System Acquisitions ( January 1999 )
  Rauer L. Meyer of Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner LLP

  This article provides a summary of the risks associated with large scale corporate purchases of software systems. It also details the legal remedies available for corporations who find themselves in trouble with systems already purchased.