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Julie Machal-Fulks Bio

Julie Machal-Fulks leads a team of attorneys in representing and defending clients in legal matters relating to information technology. Her practice focuses on complex litigation ranging from privacy and network security, data breach notification and crisis management, intellectual property disputes, service provider negligence claims, and content-based injuries such as copyright and trademark infringement in software, the Internet, and all forms of tangible media. Her focused practice has made Julie a trusted resource in her field, often invited to submit papers and present on topics including data breach notification, security incident response, and defending against regulatory and consumer class actions.

Education

University of Houston

CLE Courses by Julie Machal-Fulks

Hot Topics in Adobe Licensing

Adobe is increasing its license compliance and software audits. These Adobe audit demands can be burdensome and extremely expensive. In this program, technology attorneys Robert Scott and Julie Machal-Fulks cover these audits in-depth.

Legal Risks of IBM Licensing

Because IBM products like WebSphere, DB2, etc. are expensive, and companies cannot easily verify compliance, the risks associated with IBM licensing can be severe. Join Julie Machal-Fulks as she discusses some of the challenges with trying to ensure compliance with IBM license agreements.

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