Litigation
A recent settlement between the Department of Justice and a major distributor of MOOCs (“massive open online courses”) sheds some […]
A case soon to be argued in a Los Angeles courtroom pits The Mongols Nation against the federal government. The […]
Internal investigations, in order to receive cooperation credit from the Department of Justice, can be “appropriately tailored to the facts […]
A judgment against Google by the English Court of Appeal “has confirmed that English law recognizes an action for the […]
A survey finds that many employees in the financial industry see wrongdoing but don’t report it, and some hold their […]
A recent study analyzes the costs of data breach remediation in a sample of 61 U.S. companies. The numbers are…
Companies “doing business in California” – broadly defined – are required to make some specific disclosures under The California Transparency in Supply Chains Act.
With a data breach now about as certain as death and taxes, a comprehensive response plan is an absolute necessity. A study last year found that 43 percent…
The Supreme Court has ruled that employers have a continuing duty to monitor fees being charged for products in employees’ […]
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure require that class notice must be “the best notice that is practicable under the […]
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