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sean_hogle

60 karma · joined February 12, 2011

Sean Hogle is an attorney specializing in technology, intellectual property, and commercial law for clients in the software and wireless industries worldwide. Sean specializes in open source and is a frequent lecturer and writer on the topic. Prior to forming his own firm, Sean was Vice President and General Counsel of Aplix Corporation, based in Tokyo, a consumer and embedded software company and the world's leader in wireless Java platforms. Prior to joining Aplix, Sean worked for a large law firm in Denver, Colorado, where he got his start in the technology law field, before he eventually joined Sun Microsystems, at which he became Assistant General Counsel responsible for software and technology licensing and alliances for Japan and the Asia Pacific region. Sean's more than twenty years of experience in technology enables him to act as a "virtual general counsel" to his venture clients around the globe. Sean is based in the firm's San Anselmo, California office, in the San Francisco Bay Area. The firm's website is at http://www.epic.law.

Sean is also the founder of Redline (redline.net), an exclusive collaboration environment for a select cadre of lawyers worldwide.

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Do you wait for the AI while it works if you are a lawyer?

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The OJ Simpson Trial: Nothing Left of Consequence

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Technology services vendors and the dangers of IP indemnities

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Confessions of a former Mac lawyer

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A Cloud Service Provider's First and Best Line of Defense: Class Action Waivers

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New labor law impedes effective legal representation of certain Cali residents

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Amazon Web Services terms of use: run far away, run fast

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Software Copyright and Innovation After Oracle v Google

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Copyrightability of APIs: a small skirmish in a much larger war

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California employees bound by non-compete covenants

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