Compliance

GDPR One Year Later

This year in May marked one year since the implementation of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation. There had been […]

A Liberal Swallows The SCOTUS Gerrymander Decision

In his take on the Court’s decision in Rucho v. Common Cause, an Atlantic magazine contributing editor echoes Winston Churchill’s […]

A Powerful Hacker Tactic: “Island-Hopping”

The term derives from military history of World War II. Instead of a frontal attack on a big target, the […]

Is “The Constitutional Question of the Twenty-First Century” Now Before The Ninth Circuit?

According to one of the attorneys in the so-called climate kids’ lawsuit the answer is yes, and New Yorker writer […]

Third Party Workplace Compliance Investigations

All major corporations have HR departments and policies to combat workplace discrimination and harassment, yet the impact of the #MeToo […]

GDPR One Year Later

One year ago, the EU’s GDPR went into effect. The increased focus on privacy has led regulators to consider whether […]

A Few Rules of Thumb About Press Releases

Like public reports filed with the SEC, press releases can draw the attention of regulators and the plaintiffs’ bar. Treat […]

What General Counsel Should Ask Tax Directors

Since tax departments report up through the finance rather than legal function in most companies, it is easy for chief […]

Why Prisons Are Banning Computer Tech Books

Oregon joins a number of other state in adding a variety of books about computer technology and coding to the […]

New York Chef Rails Against Seed Patents

The chef and co-owner of two New York restaurants bemoans concentration in the seed industry and the power now wielded […]

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