Litigation
A recent D.C. District Court decision found an internal investigation directed and carried out by non-lawyers did not hold attorney-client privilege, and its findings were admissible in court. Steps to protect internal documents.
The insurance industry has added new exclusions addressing cyber-liability and data breach to the standard commercial general liability policy.
Two Justice Department lawyers who wrote online comments under false names about the cases their department handled have been permanently […]
More efficiency, more control, but but a lot of personal data will be routinely transferred from the consumer to the utility.
The Justice Department has reached a settlement with eBay Inc. that will prevent the company from entering into “handshake” non-hiring […]
Covington & Burling is working on contingency for the State of Minnesota in what is potentially the largest environmental damages […]
In a lengthy piece, the New York Times magazine examines why, in the wake of the largest man-made economic catastrophe […]
Websites, mobile apps and point-of-sale devices, like debit card readers, have become the subject of ADA claims, and the Department […]
Experts say neither Apple nor Samsung have much to gain from the upcoming ruling in a years-long patent lawsuit about […]
The term “patent troll” is a pejorative term for a business entity that holds intellectual property, doesn’t utilize it for […]
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