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California’s AG released guidelines for compliance with the recently amended California Online Privacy Protection Act, which has new data collection and Do Not Track disclosures. The AG plans to actively enforce operators’ compliance with CalOPPA, including through litigation.
Public companies may soon be required to file a Form 8-K with the SEC after experiencing a cybersecurity event.
Cyber insurance demand is skyrocketing, but the difficulty of defining and quantifying damages means that companies suffering a breach will […]
The Texas Court of Appeals’ close look at the word ‘flood’ could inform employers examining their insurance policies.
Class action suits filed by Farmers Insurance against 200 Chicago-area communities, alleging local governments have failed to properly prepare for […]
With cyber breaches looming as a major concern for businesses, courts are split as to whether those damages are covered under traditional commercial general liability policies.
A decision by New York’s highest court may make it easier for whistleblower claims to reach the time-consuming and expensive discovery stage.
Before entering law school, a future attorney’s father assured him that “You can do anything with a law degree.” One […]
Without thoroughly vetting a legal decision, unintended business consequences could overshadow the intended benefits.
The proposed Defend Trade Secrets Act, a bipartisan effort to amend the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 to create the first federal private right-of-action for theft of trade secrets, may create a uniform standard for trade secret misappropriation, and facilitate access to federal courts.
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