If you want to know the name of the company, you're not going to find it here. Its obscene publicity stunt isn't going to get its name in print here. As an Internet attorney, I have many clients who outsource some of their company's technology-related tasks to Application Service Providers, or ASPs. As a tech lawyer, the thing that I do more than anything else is negotiate. Almost every time I take a phone call or meet with somebody, I'm negotiating something.
Most people are so unskilled at it that sometimes it feels like taking candy from a baby.
It's just one little clause and yet it can cause so much damage. As a tech lawyer, I sometimes am asked by other lawyers to look at nontech cases and offer advice on electronic evidence. If you don't comply, you may find your company facing hefty penalties. His column will resume next week. In the last five years, Internet access at the office went from rare to ubiquitous.