Litigation
The company may be big enough and allegedly is culpable enough to make the perfect semi-high-profile target.
An antitrust litigator provides his ten-item check list, from notification of key company personnel to possible cooperation with competitors — on one issue only.
They include broad interpretation of authority to inspect and take copies of virtually anything.
When does “exposing security flaws” morph into hacking?
Different issues were addressed in the two cases, but the message to the district courts could be to slow down […]
The Supreme Court has has taken on a retaliation case that will address the question…
What they want to see first…
A case that was once thought to have potential as a cutting edge precedent has been shut down – for […]
Hotel chain got hacked, then sued by the Commission.
A mixed result for Monsanto, as the decision may help spur legislation.
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