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Lebanese Bank Not Subject to Personal Jurisdiction Despite Ties to "Correspondent Bank"

Lebanese Bank Not Subject to Personal Jurisdiction Despite Ties to “Correspondent Bank”

Plaintiffs claimed that the Lebanese bank’s promise to transfer money to New York was a contract to supply services to the state, which establishes personal jurisdiction.

Landlord Settles in Algorithmic Rental Pricing Case

Landlord Settles in Algorithmic Rental Pricing Case

Cortland settles landmark case over algorithmic rental pricing, marking a shift in legal scrutiny of tech-driven rent strategies across major US markets.

Recent Rulings on Informal Fiduciary Duty Claims in Texas

Recent Rulings on Informal Fiduciary Duty Claims in Texas

Texas courts are raising the bar for proving informal fiduciary relationships, signaling a shift in how fiduciary duty claims are handled in business disputes.

DHS Cancels Multibillion-Dollar Cybersecurity Contract Following Legal Challenge

DHS Cancels Multibillion-Dollar Cybersecurity Contract Following Legal Challenge

Learn why DHS canceled a $2.4B cybersecurity contract after a protest by a rival bidder, raising questions about procurement fairness and compliance practices.

Dangerous Ransom Gang Scattered Spider Shifts Focus From UK to US Retail

Dangerous Ransom Gang Scattered Spider Shifts Focus From UK to US Retail

Read how the ransomware group Scattered Spider has been targeting US retail firms using advanced social engineering tactics, posing a significant risk to enterprises with large help desk operations.

Data Provenance: Governing AI Before It Governs You

Data Provenance: Governing AI Before It Governs You

As AI spreads quietly throughout enterprises, data provenance, rather than policy, emerges as the foundation of trustworthy and secure governance.

CFPB Withdrawal of Data Broker Rule Signals Regulatory Shift on Consumer Privacy

CFPB Withdrawal of Data Broker Rule Signals Regulatory Shift on Consumer Privacy

Learn more about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s withdrawal of a key rule, which marks a significant setback for consumer privacy advocates and raises concerns over data broker practices.

Fourth Circuit Revives No-Poach Class Action, Signals Expanded View of Fraudulent Concealment

Fourth Circuit Revives No-Poach Class Action, Signals Expanded View of Fraudulent Concealment

Read how the Fourth Circuit revives a no-poach case, holding that a secret agreement can qualify as fraudulent concealment and toll the Sherman Act’s limitations period.

Court Dismisses Instacart IPO Securities Suit

Court Dismisses Instacart IPO Securities Suit

Learn more about why the court dismissed this IPO securities suit against Instacart, citing insufficient claims of falsity, scienter, and loss causation, while leaving the door open to amend.

New Data Security Law Targets North Dakota Financial Services

Explore new data security requirements for certain North Dakota financial institutions and non-banking financial service providers, effective August 1.

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