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Twisting the debate over the Supreme Court’s ban on allowing cameras to record oral arguments, HBO’s John Oliver offered an […]
Lawyers who represented Paul Ceglia, whose claims that he made an early agreement with Facebook CEO and principal founder, Mark […]
A poll commissioned by DRI, the organization of defense attorneys and in-house counsel, looked at public attitudes toward issues related […]
A recent fine against an Intel subsidiary for selling encryption software to foreign government end-users may indicate a fundamental shift in how the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security is treating violations of the encryption regulations.
Once again, FINRA warns firms to think twice before using confidentiality provisions in settlement agreements prohibiting or restricting customers or employees from communicating with the SEC.
Responding to public outcry, the city of Houston has narrowed the scope of subpoenas sent to several local pastors, asking […]
Cyber insurance has been available for years – AIG has offered it since 1999 – but it’s clearly a product […]
Despite getting the support of CEO Mary Barra, the general counsel of General Motors, Michael Millikin, will retire early in […]
Following a year-long secret investigation, a ruling body of federal judges has dropped misconduct charges against Fifth Circuit Court of […]
A CEO who solicited funds from friends, then blew hundreds of thousands of dollars on lavish parties to celebrate false […]
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