Compliance

Judge Paves Historic Path For Convicts To Get Jobs

In his last days serving on the federal bench in Brooklyn, U.S. District Judge John Gleeson issued the first ever […]

Judicial Impeachment Eyed In Kansas

Kansas Republicans want to expand grounds for judicial impeachment to include “attempting to usurp power” of the legislature. A bill […]

The First Three Months Of New Fed Rule 37 (e)

The first three months under the aegis of a new and closely watched federal rule are put under the microscope […]

Final Wages For The Deceased

Not an easy issue to contemplate but one many companies will have to deal with at some point, and some […]

A Roadmap To “Reasonable” Cyber Protection

A report issued by the attorney general of California defines what constitutes minimum standards of “reasonable security” for personal information […]

Grand Theft Auto Class Action, Revived On Appeal

A district court in California had thrown out a case brought by two disgruntled game purchasers who said packaging of […]

Facebook Exec Arrested In Brazil For Company’s Non-Compliance

A Facebook vice president was taken into custody in Brazil after the company failed to hand over information from its […]

Uptick In Big Class Action Settlements

AIG and Bear Stearns top a list of defendants that took major hits in class action settlements last year. The […]

New Patent: Links In Emails Become Grist For A Google Algorithm

Google has panted a system called “Encouraging Conversation in a Social Network.” It activates when someone sends an email that […]

Ukraine Power Grid Hack Seen As Warning For U.S.

The takedown of parts of the Ukrainian power grid in December was highly effective and highly sophisticated. The modus operandi was to…

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