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According to the DOJ, there is a spoliation risk with ephemeral messaging applications which are “designed to hide evidence.”
Read more about how the Delaware Supreme Court reversed the Court of Chancery in a case challenging a squeeze-out merger.
The Court found that statutory trusts used for securitizations are considered “covered persons” and subject to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau jurisdiction.
A 2022 drop in ransomware attacks led to a big decline in payouts to ransomware groups compared to 2021. Then 2023 happened.
A New York Federal District court ruled the founders of BitMEX, a cryptocurrency exchange must go to trial in a class action.
Read why insurance underwriters and compliance attorneys worry more about privacy litigation than cyberattacks.
Discover why energy sector cyberattacks are on the rise and how energy providers are fretting about the industry’s operational resilience.
The RansomHub gang is leaking corporate and patient data stolen from a recent healthcare ransom attack in what experts call “double-extortion.”
Learn how credential stuffing takes advantage of computer users reusing passwords over multiple platforms and how this can lead to security breaches.
Explore how Legal Knowledge Management has embraced both legal project management and process improvement for integrating LKM into your department’s workflow.
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