Big Tech Lawyers for Apple and Others 'Actively Encouraging Lawlessness'

Hiding documents is now a serious big-tech legal strategy

Big tech's lawyers are doing an great deal of work to protect companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon, and there's a new trend of turning attorney-client privilege into a sketchy legal strategy.

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Big tech lawyers for Apple and others 'actively encouraging lawlessness'

A WSJ piece today suggests that big tech lawyers for Apple, Amazon, Google and other industry giants are not only...

A recent Wall Street Journal reviews the vitriol of big law firms that represent tech giants like Apple, Amazon and Google, accusing them not only of giving bad legal advice, but also of actively encouraging their customers to bypass or break the law! Unsurprisingly, the article takes for [...] Read more... Follow iPhoneAddict.fr on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Sto…

Experts blame Big Tech lawyers' culture of lawlessness for Amazon, Apple, and Google being accused of abusing legal privilege in antitrust and other court cases

Tim Higgins / Wall Street Journal: Experts blame Big Tech lawyers' culture of lawlessness for Amazon, Apple, and Google being accused of abusing legal privilege in antitrust and other court cases  —  Amazon, Apple, Google are all being accused of abusing legal privilege in battles to strip away their power