News Staying On Top Of Electronic Data In IP Cases Crowell & Moring LLP E-Discovery and Information Management Group counsel David D. Cross is featured for his comments on the importance of electronic data in intellectual property cases. June 23, 2009 - IP Law360, Technology Law360 Messaging Mess: IM, Facebook and Twitter Open New Areas of Discoverable ESI Crowell & Moring LLP partner and chair of the firm’s E-Discovery & Information Management Group, Jeane A. Thomas, is featured for her comments on new, discoverable, electronically stored information (ESI) as a result of instant messaging (IM), Facebook , Twitter, and other social networking sites. February 26, 2009 - InsideCounsel E-Discovery Challenges in Criminal Probes Crowell & Moring counsel Justin P. Murphy, member of the firm’s White Collar & Securities Litigation Group and E-Discovery practice, is featured for his comments on e-discovery in the realm of criminal and civil investigations. December 22, 2008 - Compliance Week Qualcomm Points to New E-Discovery Approach Crowell & Moring E-Discovery Group counsel David D. Cross is featured in Law360 after moderating the American Bar Association teleconference on the Qualcomm Inc. v. Broadcom Corp. decision. October 2, 2008 - Law360 "Claw-Back Conundrum: Updated Discovery Rules Threaten to Reveal Privileged and Confidential Information" Crowell & Moring E-Discovery Group partner Jeane Thomas participates in a roundtable on the updated changes to the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for e-discovery that offer practical solutions for the growing burdens of discovery in the information age. However, these provisions also create potential risks and costs for companies trying to protect privileged and confidential information.  September 2006 – InsideCounsel "Spotlight on the Discovery Process: Two Firms Find Electronic Discovery Solutions" Antitrust partner Jeane A. Thomas is featured for her efforts in developing a first-class document review and E-Discovery program for her representation of Cingular Wireless and other client matters. June/July 2005 – Law Office Computing