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Eighth Circuit Says EFAA Claim Filed Before Its Enactment Still Applies

Learn about a landmark ruling confirming EFAA claim coverage even if it arose before the law’s enactment, setting a precedent for similar cases across the US.

CISA and FBI Give Advisory on BlackSuit Ransomware Gang

 A new FBI advisory about a new ransomware gang called BlackSuit should interest in-house lawyers when considering whether to advise paying ransom.

Delaware Chancery Court Rules in Favor of Hedge Fund in Software Appraisal

Read how the Delaware Chancery Court backed a hedge fund, correcting fair value in a controversial squeeze-out merger involving VMware and Dell.

Third Circuit Title VII Ruling Extends the EEOC’s 90-Day Filing Period

Discover why this Title VII ruling, which found certain triggering events weren’t sufficient to start the 90-day filing period, is a warning to employers.

Lack Of Scienter Dooms Class Action Against Charles River Laboratories

Learn how the failure to cite actionable statements contradicting alleged fraud and a lack of scienter undercut the case against Charles River Laboratories.

Pharmacists File Class Action Over Change Healthcare Cyberattack

Read why the lead plaintiff in a class action over the Change Healthcare cyberattack alleged lax security and support failure.

Windows Updates Could Be a Downgrade Attack

Beware of Windows updates that trick operating systems into installing an older system version, a so-called downgrade attack.

SSH Access Vulnerabilities Result of Poor Implementation

Learn about SSH access vulnerabilities related to server-side deployments and implementations in wireless access points, routers, and firewalls.

Michigan Supreme Court Reinstates Earned Sick Time Act, More Labor-Friendly Wage

Read more about the Michigan Supreme Court ruling reinstating the Earned Sick Time Act provisions applying to all employers and part-time and temporary workers.

Greenwashing Litigation Focused On Carbon Neutrality Claims Increasing

Read how corporate statements on carbon neutrality by Delta Airlines prompted greenwashing litigation citing the purchase of carbon credits.

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