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Whether your question involves corporate paperwork, disputing a contract, divorcing your spouse, or dealing with law enforcement, the Choate Firm is proud to offer solutions to a wide range of transactional, civil, and criminal questions. For more than a decade, the Choate Firm has been providing these services with integrity at a fair…Continue reading “About”

Orkut’s Still Around?

I remember first hearing about Orkut in... probably 2009. When I was one of the two or three people who were Officially Fed Up with Facebook, and I was looking to…

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Dell Venue 8 Pro–Four Months On

While plenty of people seem think that we are in a post-tablet era (meaning that pretty much everything we need to do can be done on a phone), I happen to…

Welcome to The Choate Firm

Thank you for visiting The Choate Firm's website. We are undergoing a massive revision, and we're very excited about rolling out all the changes as soon as we can. If…

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Innovation Breeds Contempt

Except Viacom might have a little less contempt for you than it might originally be thought. The General Counsel at Viacom (the entertainment behemoth responsible for Showtime, MTV, Comedy Central,…

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Psystar

It's a been a fun ride, but it looks like Psystar's quixotic efforts to let users install OS X on non-Apple hardware (or buy Apple clones) are pretty much over. …

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Municipal Wi-Fi Actually (still) Exists?

I was under the impression that municipal Wi-Fi was a dead idea that municipalities had abandoned a couple of years ago. Apparently, Coshocton, Ohio didn't get the memo, because it's…

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KSM and Others Leave Gitmo for New York?

Interesting. According to the AP (and others), five Gitmo detainees will be tried in a civilian court in New York for the 9/11 attacks. Among these detainees will apparently be…

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Google Books Update

The settlement agreement will not be presented to Judge Chin today as originally planned. Instead, it should be submitted on Friday. (Source) Even when that happens, though, Judge Chin plans…

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Federal Robbery Sentencing

Like I've said before, "street crimes" don't often get prosecuted in federal court, even though they technically can. Which is why this announcement from last week is surprising: an Indianapolis…

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Extraordinary Rendition–Convictions

It's been awhile since extraordinary rendition has been in the news, but the Italians have done something that is both unexpected and not surprising. It's unexpected because it isn't often…