Litigation

Insurer Data-Breach Survey: What Happened, How, And What It Cost

The study was based on information provided by insurers who, without naming the insured parties, provided their most recent claims information…

Chicken Farm Doesn’t Cut It As Document Shredder

A privacy official in Canada has ruled that a nursing home’s contract with a chicken farm violates Canada’s Health Information […]

SCOTUS Opines: Do Cops Need Warrant To See Hotel Records?

A group of hotel owners challenged a Los Angeles ordinance requiring them to collect personal information about patrons and turn it over to on request…

Grads Lawsuits Against Law Schools Failing

Disgruntled law graduates began suing their alma maters in 2011, accusing law schools of misleading recruits about their chances of […]

Hastert Pleads Guilty

In an abrupt change, former Republican Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert will plead guilty of flouting banking laws and […]

Apple Patent Fight Could Cost $400M

The tech giant Apple may owe the University of Wisconsin upwards of $400 million for infringing a processor patent. Those […]

Defendant’s Right To Buy Off Lead Plaintiff Before Supreme Court

If a defendant offers to settle a class action for the maximum penalty allowed under the law, should plaintiffs be […]

Getting Data Out Of Europe After The “Schrems” Decision

The Court of Justice of the European Union’s Oct. 6 decision invalidated the Safe Harbor framework for transferring data from […]

Biden Helped Shape Supreme Court

Vice President Joe Biden “played a more consequential role in the history of the Supreme Court than almost any senator […]

Big Sister Wouldn’t Accept SCOTUS Appointment, says The Donald

Donald Trump said that, while he would love to nominate his older sister for a Supreme Court judgeship if he […]

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