Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

  • test

    Today's General Counsel is also M. Shipe. She is a web genius. This is a short bio for this author, about 40-50 words. This is a test. This is a test. Again, I am testing. Building a mockup. Testing this layout.

Oracle Breach Fallout Piles Up, Class Action Filed

April 16, 2025

Read how, after denying initial claims, Oracle quietly admits to a cloud breach that exposed customer data and faces a class action lawsuit in Texas.

Hacker Infestation Discovered in ChatGPT

April 15, 2025

Learn how ChatGPT has become a newly introduced attack surface for hackers, who have quickly taken advantage of a vulnerability in its infrastructure.

Evolve Bank Settles Lawsuits For Data Breach Affecting Over 18 Million Customers

April 15, 2025

Read more about Evolve Bank paying $11.8 million to settle a data breach lawsuit that exposed its fintech partners to hackers.

Federal Circuit Upholds Rejection of Patent Claims for Cancer Treatment

April 11, 2025

Read how the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirms a rejection of patent claims for cancer drug dosing, emphasizing that inventor motivation isn’t required to prove obviousness.

Why Employees and Executives Disagree About AI Adoption

April 9, 2025

Delve into how AI adoption deepens workplace divisions, with executives pushing ahead while employees resist unclear strategies and unreliable tools.

Understanding the Changing Landscape of Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance

April 8, 2025

Is your organization ready for the new era of equal employment opportunity compliance? Learn how to manage growing EEO risks across state and local jurisdictions.

Raspberry Robin Emerges in Russian State-Backed Cybercrime Operations

April 8, 2025

Raspberry Robin is a rising force in Russian cybercrime, brokering access for state-backed hackers targeting global industries and government agencies.

FTC Leadership Shake-Up and Its Impact on Privacy Regulation

April 8, 2025

The removal of two FTC commissioners signals a shift in privacy regulation, raising concerns about weakened protections and changing enforcement priorities.

SEC Ends Investigation Into Immutable, Signaling Crypto Regulatory Shift

April 8, 2025

The SEC has closed its investigation into Immutable with no action taken, marking a key win for Web3 gaming and a potential shift in crypto regulation.

How Can Sales Incentive Programs Lead To Fraud?

April 7, 2025

Discover how innovative compliance strategies can prevent gaming, manipulation, and ethical lapses with sales incentive programs.

Daily Updates

Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.

Scroll to Top