Compliance

Court: No Privilege For Mutual Fund Trustees

The trustees wanted to withhold more than 200 documents, including documents pertaining to board and committee meetings,

How Many Hugs In A Sexual Harassment Claim?

Two years after being thrown out of federal court in Sacramento, a lawsuit accusing the sheriff of Yolo County of […]

The Privacy And Cybersecurity Challenge For Startups

For those starting a new business, privacy and cybersecurity are typically at the bottom of a long list of concerns. […]

The Latest On Encryption Law

One year ago, the government was in the midst of a showdown with Apple, Inc., over the recovered iPhone belonging […]

Obamacare Appeal On Hold Until After Inauguration

A lawsuit that threatens to gut the Affordable Care Act has been put on hold until after President-elect Donald Trump […]

What’s In Store For Banking & Financial Services Regulation?

Financial sector regulations are likely to see significant changes under a Trump administration. This post from Dechert looks at some […]

New Law Expands Courts’ Authority To Search Computers

An amendment to a Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure has taken effect this week which will allow judges to sign […]

One Year After the Yates Memorandum

In September, 2015, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a policy directive dubbed the “Yates Memorandum,” in reference to its […]

Self-Certifying Under the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield

The European Union formally adopted the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield in July 2016, and by late September about 275 companies had […]

Fight For $15 Targets Trump Voters

In the four years that “Fight For $15” – an activist group working to raise the minimum wage – has […]

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