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Dems Sending Tainted Money Back To Boston Law Firm

March 9, 2017

Senator Al Franken of Minnesota is the latest high-profile Democrat to return money to a Boston law firm that was […]

Common Misconceptions About Cybersecurity

March 7, 2017

Among the most destructive of these false notions are that the threat of a cyber-breach is so formidable that…

Flurry Of Labor Laws Moving Through State Legislatures

March 7, 2017

For the second month in a row, February saw hundreds of labor and employment bills being either introduced or addressed […]

First Earthquake Litigation In A Tribal Court

March 6, 2017

The Pawnee Nation has sued several oil companies for damages caused by an earthquake last September. This is said to […]

Protesters Can’t Use Speeches To Disrupt Supreme Court

March 6, 2017

A decades-old statute that disallows protesters from making “a harangue or oration” to disrupt the Supreme Court will stand, after […]

Will NY Cyber-Regs Put Some Companies Out Of Business?

March 6, 2017

New cybersecurity standards for the financial industry in New York state will be hardest on mid-sized companies, says an article […]

Regulatory Enforcement Post-Election

March 3, 2017

The Trump administration will likely seek to scale back many forms of regulatory enforcement, but the President campaigned on a […]

Get Ready For More Cyber Litigation

February 28, 2017

The Great Recession of 2007-2009 caused a precipitous drop in litigation, but that trend is being reversed in large part […]

Trump’s “Two-For-One” Regulation Order Is A Rabbit Hole

February 27, 2017

If you issue one, then get rid of two. That’s the gist of an order from the President on January […]

Lawsuit Challenges Bipartisan Judgeship Requirements

February 27, 2017

A lawyer has sued Delaware over the state’s constitutional requirement that judicial nominations and judgeships be evenly split between the […]

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