Compliance

Decision-Making After A Breach

Chris Pogue from Nuix runs down a list of seven key decisions a company will need to make after it […]

A more than year-old report from DLA Piper, commissioned by the Qatar government, found serious and rampant labor abuse, in […]

The damage so far has been relatively minor compared to the high-profile hacks of companies and government agencies in the […]

Last week the Department of Labor issued new guidance on how to determine whether a worker is an employee or […]

A California administrative law judge said Uber’s refusal to provide data violates a 2013 law, and recommended the app-based ride-sharing […]

Along with passing free trade legislation this summer, in the form of a grant to the President of “trade promotion […]

The NFL’s $12 billion deal with DirecTV to be the only provider of all out-of-market games for bars and restaurants […]

In the Central District of California, a slew of skincare product companies and a number of individuals had their assets […]

A Q&A with Fasken Martineau partner Alex Cameron, about recent developments in Canadian privacy and cybersecurity law. Plaintiffs are seeking […]

A proposed merger between Sysco Corporation and US Foods, Inc, the two largest foodservice-distribution companies in the U.S., has been […]