What this service is:

Keep on top of legal developments in liability and insurance coverage issues relating to computers — from network security to packaging and protecting digital assets — with Computer Technology Law Report, the most authoritative, objective new publication in this emerging practice area.

What it helps you do:

• Insure against cyber-risks. Manage insurance for digital assets and risks, and identify emerging sources of recovery for computer-related losses.
• Protect your clients. Keep up with groundbreaking legislation and be prepared to comply with new regulations.
• Develop sound legal strategies by following ongoing litigation and the latest court decisions.
• Learn who's liable when servers fail, which states are setting standards, and other answers to key questions.
• Practice on the cutting edge with comprehensive, in-depth coverage of major legal issues affecting the computer technology industry. Better understand related areas of the law.
• Avoid information overload, techno-jargon, or cyber-hype with objective, plain-English news coverage.
• Reap the benefits of legal expertise. The Report is backed by the industry's most distinguished advisory board of computer law experts.

Product Structure

Notification: current reports providing news and developments

Formats and Frequency

Print and Web notification formats are issued and available twice-monthly. Print current reports are indexed every four months, cumulating annually. Web current reports are archived to 5/05/2000. E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each report, with URLs to full text articles and documents are also available.

• Antitrust issues
• Computer technology exports
• Contract liability
• Copyright protection
• Defective hardware and software products
• Design patents
• Digital assets
• Insurance coverage for computer-related liabilities
• Network security
• "Open source" software licensing and development
• Patent protection
• Reverse engineering
• Software licensing
• Software piracy
• Tort liability
• Trademark protection
• Uniform Computer Transaction Act