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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundPolice blotter: Judge orders Gmail disclosure
March 17, 2006 In case over missing assets, judge orders "all e-mails" from a Gmail account, including deleted ones, to be turned over.Taking passwords to the grave
September 22, 2006 Family members are increasingly unable to access important data because their loved ones have not left passwords behind.Lawsuit shows how to sue spammers
June 20, 2007 Activist's six-year legal fight offers road map for suing spammers; he now awaits hefty check from firm he says spammed him.Going cold turkey off a handheld
November 14, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod describes what it's like to function after circumstance plucks away his PDA.Company laptops, privacy and you
August 1, 2006 Court ruling shows that employees may occasionally expect their communications to be private, says attorney Eric Sinrod.Getting nailed by e-mail
May 31, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod asks when people will learn not to send e-mail that comes back to haunt them.Man pleads guilty in first Net forgery case
December 12, 2000 A California man pleads guilty to Internet forgery and could face up to seven years in prison in what experts and law enforcement officials say is the first case of its kind.Alleged 'Seattle Spammer' arrested
May 31, 2007 After being indicted by a federal grand jury, Robert Alan Soloway pleads not guilty to 35 counts related to junk e-mail.Electronic communications and their discontents
July 25, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why a simple question of procedure in the electronic age is more complicated than it appears at first blush.AOL phisher faces up to 101 years in prison
January 16, 2007 Found guilty by a jury, a California man faces time in federal prison for sending out e-mail scams and related crimes.Woman accuses Yahoo of stealing her image
March 2, 2007 Ohio woman demands $20 million from Yahoo for allegedly embedding a photo of her in a welcome e-mail sent to new users.Developing safe and smart Internet citizens
June 13, 2007 Attorney and child advocate offers strategies for parents with children in five age groups.Antispam confab looks beyond filters
March 29, 2006 Leaders in the fight against spam, phishing and e-mail fraud gather at the MIT to compare notes.Court rules against TorrentSpy in hacking case
August 28, 2007 Judge rules MPAA didn't violate Wiretap Act, but studios acknowledge purchasing private e-mail exchanges.E-mail a factor in case against former Bush official
May 24, 2006 During opening of David Safavian's trial, prosecutors say messages will prove he lied about links to Jack Abramoff.Legal woes mount for TorrentSpy
August 29, 2007 Hollywood studios win two important legal decisions, but privacy advocates say Internet users could be the real losers.FBI turns to broad new wiretap method
January 30, 2007 FBI's Internet wiretaps after retiring "Carnivore" appear to involve compiling massive databases of information on thousands of users at a time.Clock is ticking on e-discovery
October 25, 2006 perspective With civil-procedure rules changing, attorney Eric J. Sinrod says electronic-discovery missteps could start costing companies.Police blotter: Wife e-surveilled in divorce case
March 1, 2007 Man captures keystrokes and screen grabs of wife's chats with suspected lover--and is allowed to use them in divorce case.Key to HP's credibility in hands of new lawyers
September 28, 2006 HP has chosen a venerable Philadelphia law firm to conduct an in-house investigation into its leaks scandal. Sponsored matches for "e-mail"
