Sentence examples for computer litigation from inspiring English sources

Johnathan Shub, a lawyer in Philadelphia who specializes in class-action computer litigation, suggests that consumers "absolutely should not trust vendors with their confidential information".

Then began a two-hour conversation during which Mr. Snowden was deeply dismayed to learn that he could spend years in prison without access to a computer during litigation over whether he would be granted asylum here or surrendered to the United States.

There are many other factors that have increased costs over the last 20 years, among them the cost of building and maintaining a computer infrastructure; the costs of litigation over everything from intellectual property suits to grade disputes; and the vast increase in the number of highly paid upper-level administrators.

"Efforts to forensically recover the original destroyed Displace 3D computer simulations during ensuing civil litigation and federal criminal investigation by the Deepwater Horizon Task Force were unsuccessful," it added.

Minus costs from litigation, restructuring and an alleged computer security breach, the company's earnings beat Wall Street expectations.

Why would English, a litigation support manager, decide to become a computer science teacher?

But two rounds of litigation so far this year against more than 1,000 computer users have prompted little public outcry.

If SCO's legal campaign fades, the advance of Linux as a popular alternative to Microsoft as an operating system for computers used in business could accelerate as the threat of litigation recedes.

Novell's move is the latest by computer companies supporting the Linux operating system to shield customers from the threat of litigation from the SCO Group.

To prepare for litigation against the Winklevosses and Narendra, Facebook's legal team searched Zuckerberg's computer and came across Instant Messages he sent while he was at Harvard.

Judge Gardephe, in his ruling last September, said the two sides had agreed that after the litigation commenced, 849 e-mails and 79 other company documents were found on the laptop computer of Mr. Drapkin's assistant.