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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Court Reporting (2025 Update)

Planet Depos

Demand for broadcast captioning, Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), and digital court reporting continue to grow due to accessibility needs and technology adoption. Training length and licensure requirements vary by technology and state. Legal demand: growing remote and hybrid proceedings in courts and arbitration.

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What If I Don’t Want to Litigate? Law Degree Alternatives: Exploring Unconventional Career Paths

The Barrister

When most people think of a law degree, they envision a career in traditional fields such as litigation,corporate law, or criminal defense. 9 Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) : For those uninterested in litigation, ADR roles such as mediation and arbitration offer opportunities to resolve conflicts outside of court.

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Oregon's Plan to Make Tech Giants Fund Local News

Practice of Law

Oregon is considering passing a law that could reshape the relationship between technology companies and the news organizations that inform and connect communities across the state. It offers tech companies three options: negotiate payments with publishers, enter arbitration, or pay a lump sum into a fund for journalism providers.

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CAFC Emphasizes the Importance of Contract Principles in Arbitrability Determination

IP Watchdog

District Court for the Northern District of California that compelled arbitration and dismissed Rohm Semiconductor USA’s declaratory judgment action without prejudice, holding that an arbitrator must determine arbitrability. In 2007, Rohm Japan and MaxPower Semiconductor entered into a technology licensing agreement (TLA).

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What is Arbitration?

Planet Depos

Arbitration is a method of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). However, both parties must agree to arbitrate rather than going to trial. The arbitration is resolved by one or more impartial arbitrators. Both parties agree the arbitrators decision will be final and legally binding.

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P.S., I Don’t Love You: UK Court Delivers Blow to Apple in FRAND Fight with Optis But Laments ‘Dysfunctional’ SEP Dispute System

IP Watchdog

The England and Wales Court of Appeal this morning said that Optis Cellular Technology is entitled to an injunction before a lower court has set fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms for a license to Optis’ standard essential patents (SEPs) if Apple refuses to take a court-determined FRAND license.

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The Hidden Risk of Your Next Uber Ride

Practice of Law

Beyond the potential for traffic accidents, there's an even more insidious risk: the arbitration clauses buried in the rideshare app's Terms of Use. Their story reveals how a simple click-through agreement can have far-reaching consequences, leaving you to navigate a complex and often unfriendly arbitration process.