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Cybersecurity Number One Perceived Risk

In a survey that queried risk managers and insurers, 70 percent of respondents listed cybersecurity as their top perceived casualty […]

Supreme Court Finances Remain Under Wraps

For the first time since John Roberts was appointed Chief Justice in 2005, the Supreme Court may adjourn for the […]

Roberts, Kennedy Join Liberals In Upholding Obamacare

The Supreme Court’s ruling, in which Chief Justice John Roberts saved the Affordable Care Act from a potentially devastating blow […]

9th Circuit: Actress’s Work May Have Been Hijacked, But It Wasn’t Infringed

An actress whose small part in an amateur film was “re-purposed” without her knowledge into a vicious anti-Muslim film – […]

Pending SCOTUS Rulings Have Washington In A Frenzy

The Supreme Court’s session is drawing to a close and several of the most highly-anticipated cases have yet to be […]

“Handmade” On Liquor Labels A Fat Target For Plaintiff Bar

In the past year at least eight liquor manufacturers have been sued in consumer class actions…

What The Free Trade Battle Is Really About

Passage of the Pacific free trade agreement now appears likely, with many wondering what all the discord was about. The […]

How To Avoid Whistleblower Retaliation Claims

More than one in five whistleblower complaints to the SEC eventuates in a retaliation complaint, reports FindLaw writer Casey Sullivan, […]

Worker Bill Of Rights In SF, Effective July 3

San Francisco’s new “Formula Retail Workers Bill of Rights” becomes effective July 3. It sets out numerous requirements, notably with […]

E-Discovery Tip: Facebook Has A Long Memory

Discrepancies between the digital trail and the actual page will raise even greater suspicion as to why the posts were hidden or deleted…

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