Courts Are Wary about Allowing Parties to Clone Opposition's Hard Drives

In a most interesting article in "Law Technology News,"  attorney Mark A. Berman discusses how the judicial system is reluctant to permit opposing parties to clone their opposition's hard drives and that such remedy should only be available if the information cannot be reasonably obtained in other ways.

Is the term "Book Value" too vague in a Buy and Sell Agreement?

In a recent case decided by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, it was determined that a buy and sell agreement that set price at "book value" was unenforcible because the term "book value" is vague.

The case of Ehlinger v. Hauser, 2010 WI 54, filed June 25, 2010, is a bit difficult to analyze, since

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