[ By-lined Articles by Industry]
Automotive
Unpleasant Discovery
By Alexander Geisler | Automotive Testing Technology International | December 2005
Mind Your Language
By Alexander Geisler | Automotive Testing Technology International | September 2005
The Law is an Elk
By Alexander Geisler | Automotive Testing Technology International | May 2005
See You in Court
By Alexander Geisler | Automotive Testing Technology International | March 2005
Financial Markets
Hedging For Hedge Funds
by Robert P. Bramnik | Counsel to Counsel | January 2004
Healthcare
The IRS Focus on Executive Compensation: Will You Be Targeted?
By David M. Flynn | Modern Healthcare | December 19, 2005
'Speak no evil' is a risky policy
By Paul Snitzer and Lisa Clark | Modern Healthcare | December 5, 2005
Protecting Privacy and Encouraging Research
By Philip H. Lebowitz | Pharmaceutical Executive | June 2005
Rising Costs Alter Process For Creating New Facilities
By Jerome T. Levy | New York Law Journal | May 9, 2005
Information Technologies and Telecom
Time for a .xxx domain?
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | December 28, 2006
Who Is Behind The Domain Name Curtain?
By Eric J. Sinrod | Findlaw.com | December 21, 2005
Beware when doing holiday shopping online
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | December 14, 2005
I want my BlackBerry
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | December 7, 2005
Sony BMG faces the music
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | November 30, 2005
File-sharing crackdown rages worldwide
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | November 23, 2005
iPod porn pains parents, employers
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | November 16, 2005
Telecommuters beware the tax man
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | November 9, 2005
On the Net, trick or...trick
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | November 2, 2005
Nothing but the online truth--or else
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | October 26, 2005
Will more courts frown on SMS ads?
By Eric J. Sinrod | CNET News.com | October 19, 2005
Spyware can constitute illegal trespass on home computers
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | October 11, 2005
Too many weaknesses in FAA information systems
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | October 5, 2005
FBI warns against fraudulent Katrina sites
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 21, 2005
Family Entertainment Act yields its first prosecution
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 14, 2005
Another Katrina lends a helping hand
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 7, 2005
Senate considers tax on Internet pornography
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 31, 2005
Businesses should be mindful to avoid criminal email interception
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 24, 2005
Time for a consumer bill of rights for mobile phoners?
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 17, 2005
FDIC issues spyware guidance to financial institutions
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 10, 2005
Lawmakers flooded with email from citizens
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 3, 2005
Throw back smelly phish
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | July 20, 2005
Music industry says pirated CDs make everyone suffer
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | July 6, 2005
Companies struggle to gain respect
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 29, 2005
P2P networks not only reason for sagging CD sales
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 22, 2005
The implications of new Top Level Domains
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 15, 2005
Trademark holders continue to dominate domain names
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 8, 2005
Employer monitoring: It's a small world after all
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 1, 2005
Proof of distribution required under recent copyright act
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 25, 2005
Consumer confusion abounds over spyware
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 18, 2005
Global protection of intellectual property rights
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 11, 2005
A really TRUSTe Web site
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 4, 2005
Say what? Spam perceived as less annoying
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | April 27, 2005
Hillary: 'It takes a Domain Name'
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | April 20, 2005
Trust and online banking
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | April 13, 2005
Telecommuters may have to pay state taxes elsewhere
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | April 6, 2005
Viewer discretion ratings for Web Sites may be on horizon
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 30, 2005
David beats Goliath in domain-name dispute
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 23, 2005
All's not fair in love and war when it comes to spyware
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 16, 2005
Assessing the privacy risks of MP3 players
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 9, 2005
Food for thought: restaurant sued for stale Web site
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 2, 2005
Inside the Minds: Privacy Matters
By Michael J. Silverman, Esq. | Inside the Minds | March 1, 2005
Computer (in)security: good enough for government work
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | February 23, 2005
Worms and viruses and phishers, oh my!
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | February 16, 2005
Wake up to the reality of cybersecurity threats
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | February 9, 2005
Where your identity is most at risk
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | February 2, 2005
Proposed California law would criminalize file sharing
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | January 26, 2005
Hewlett-Packard most trusted company in USA for privacy
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | January 19, 2005
Exploding growth in mobile messaging
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | January 12, 2005
FTC provides guidance on CAN-SPAM e-mail regulations
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | January 5, 2005
Which generation decides how technology will advance?
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | December 29, 2004
All I want for Christmas is...
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | December 25, 2004
Artists and musicians embrace the Net, despite legal issues
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | December 15, 2004
Domain name ordered transferred to French Connection UK
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | December 8, 2004
Thankful for Information Technology
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | December 1, 2004
Say "cheese" -- and watch out for cameraphones
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | November 24, 2004
Internet telephony regulation? Tell it to your Uncle Sam
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | November 17, 2004
Steal your face: The dangers of identity theft
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | November 10, 2004
The American vote: There must be a better way
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | November 3, 2004
The rise and fall (?) of P2P music downloading
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | October 27, 2004
Viruses, adware and spyware, oh my!
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | October 20, 2004
Rewarding spam whistleblowers: When, who and how
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | October 6, 2004
Internet advertising via "behavioral targeting"
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 28, 2004
The legal implications of self-destructing e-mail
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 22, 2004
Staying anonymous on the Internet just gets tougher
By Eric J. Sinrod | The Tax Executive | September 14, 2004
Net ads are hated, but they work; room for improvement
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 7, 2004
Jailhouse webcams: Courts aren't seeing their way clear
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | September 1, 2004
Remembering the cyberspace frontier that was
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 25, 2004
The 2004 election -- let's get it right
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 18, 2004
E-mail hardly a panacea for life's ills
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 11, 2004
Taking a dagger to cell-phone spam...if possible
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 4, 2004
Beware of bad-faith registration of domain names
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | July 28, 2004
Exclusive: Trusting airlines with our personal information
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | July 21, 2004
RFID technology: To legislate or not to legislate?
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | July 14, 2004
DirecTV discovers that intercept gear does not a lawsuit make
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | July 7, 2004
A look at the pros and cons of e-government
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 30, 2004
E-mail notification of change to employment policy insufficient
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 23, 2004
Who do you trust with your privacy?
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 16, 2004
What's up with government data mining?
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 9, 2004
California law would require notice of e-monitoring of employees
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | June 2, 2004
Verisign's antitrust case against ICANN dismissed, for now
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 26, 2004
Come and get your Microsoft money! (maybe)
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 19, 2004
How do musicians feel about Internet file-sharing?
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 12, 2004
Tower Records privacy misstep calls for FTC "tough love"
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | May 5, 2004
Grappling with computer security incidents
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | April 21, 2004
Want privacy? Put your money where your mouth is
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 31, 2004
Junk e-mail runs rampant despite CAN-Spam Act
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 25, 2004
Guarding against high-tech identity theft
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 17, 2004
Fasten your seatbelts for VoIP
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | March 10, 2004
Do Not Call rules survive recent Constitutional attack
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | February 25, 2004
RIAA music lawsuits chill online downloading
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | January 15, 2004
Open-source software in developing countries
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | January 7, 2004
Digital Copyright Act Survives Legal Challenge
by Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | April 17, 2003
Insurance and Reinsurance
Current Developments in Selected Reinsurance Issues
By Mitchell L. Lathrop | Duane Morris LLP | September 2004
Manufacturing
Appeals Court Ruling Could End Pricing Inequities
By J. Manly Parks | Successful Dealer | October 2004
Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology
Drug Ads: Has the Picture Changed?
By James J. Ferrelli | New Jersey Law Journal | December 5, 2005
Pharmaceutical Advertising and the Learned Intermediary Defense
By Alan Klein and Carrie E. Nelson | The Legal Intelligencer | October 17, 2005
Global Medicine Does Not Make for Global Courts
By Daniel J. Herling and Lisa M. Brenner | Food and Drug Law Journal | Volume 60, Issue 3 (2005)
Reporting Drug Safety Concerns: Lessons for International Pharmaceutical Companies
By Daniel J. Herling and Lisa M. Brenner | Update Magazine | September/October 2005
Telecommunications
Taking a dagger to cell-phone spam...if possible
By Eric J. Sinrod | USAToday.com | August 4, 2004