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Venture Technology Law: May 2010
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Friday, May 28, 2010. I Want It All And I Want It Now *. A visit to the Westlaw Litigator website – home of the allegedly offending service – finds that it is being touted as “A database of actual filed pleadings, motions, memoranda, and jury instructions”. I did not venture further as I am not a subscriber. The client who paid the lawyers to represent him or her? The courts themselves because they have to be“issued” by them in order to be part of a claim? I don’t think that Thomson Reuters can dis...
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Venture Technology Law: June 2010
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Monday, June 28, 2010. KISS and the Protesting at the G20. I warned you in my intro to this blog: while we usually address legal issues, from time to time we get to vent. And this is one of those times. If you prefer to stick to legal issues, please refer to Richard’s excellent post of Friday June 25. Flaws in the Canadian protections of rights. If as a protester you naively think (see below as to why you are being naive) that protesting at the G8 and/or G20 meetings will actually accomplish something, g...
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Venture Technology Law: REASONS FOR RENEGOTIATING
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Monday, December 13, 2010. This posting originally appeared on Slaw at http:/ www.slaw.ca/2010/11/29/reasons-for-renegotiating%c2%a0/. In his July 30, 2010 posting, Plus Ça Change at http:/ www.slaw.ca/2010/07/30/plus-ca-change-2/, Dan Logan of Torys talked about the difficulty of addressing the implications of change as part of a long term outsourcing arrangement. Dan referred to the results of a recent Gartner Group survey that indicated:. 15% of the renegotiations occurred within the first year;.
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Venture Technology Law: September 2010
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Friday, September 24, 2010. Putting some Relationship into Relationship Management. Links to this post. Monday, September 20, 2010. Swimming for a Good Cause. Last Thursday Venture Law Associates LLP. Represented by me - attended at the Ontario Track3 Ski Association annual charity golf tournament. The rain was of biblical portions so we started late, got wringing wet and ended early. But it was a wonderful event. The tournament has traditionally been hockey-themed. This year was no exception, with r...
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Venture Technology Law: July 2010
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Friday, July 2, 2010. Key Customer Personnel Provisions: More than Service Provider Petulance. 8220;Key Supplier Personnel” clauses, a little bit like marriage vows, are all about establishing the foundation for a successful outsourcing relationship. Typically, these provisions:. 8226; require the service provider to identify in a schedule to the outsourcing contract the key management, technical and perhaps business personnel who will be involved in performing the outsourced services for the customer;.
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Venture Technology Law: October 2010
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Monday, October 25, 2010. Now for the Flip Side. So a few weeks ago I posited in “Don’t Need It, Don’t Want It” that service providers should not be the sacrificial lamb regarding handling of personal information (“PI”), or personal health information (“PHI”), where the service provider does not need access to this type of information to provide the services. Now for the flip side. To quote the philosophical geniuses that are The Rolling Stones (Mick Jagger and Keith Richards),. You get what you needR...
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Venture Technology Law: November 2010
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010. Do We Really Need to Know This? As I comb through online news articles about the latest WikiLeaks disclosures, I keep on asking myself: what was the purpose of this round of disclosure beyond embarrassing the U.S. and causing more discord in increasingly difficult diplomatic times? Is WikiLeaks anything more than a vehicle through which disgruntled employees wreak havoc on their current/former employers? The fact that everyone is spying on everyone else to gather some of this ...
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Venture Technology Law: August 2010
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010. TRANSITION MEMOS – THE LAWYERS’ DELIVERABLE. There is a lot of focus in outsourcing agreements on client or service provider deliverables. In this blog posting, first published on slaw at http:/ www.slaw.ca/2010/08/10/transition-memos-%e2%80%93-the-lawyers%e2%80%99-deliverable/, I talk about what should perhaps be the first deliverable in any outsourcing – a transition memo, prepared by counsel, that summarizes the parties' duties and responsibilities. And not whether the docume...
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Venture Technology Law: December 2010
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Monday, December 13, 2010. This posting originally appeared on Slaw at http:/ www.slaw.ca/2010/11/29/reasons-for-renegotiating%c2%a0/. In his July 30, 2010 posting, Plus Ça Change at http:/ www.slaw.ca/2010/07/30/plus-ca-change-2/, Dan Logan of Torys talked about the difficulty of addressing the implications of change as part of a long term outsourcing arrangement. Dan referred to the results of a recent Gartner Group survey that indicated:. 15% of the renegotiations occurred within the first year;.
