Lawyer Ethics

Putative Privacy Class Action May Proceed, Says New York Court

A putative class action against fashion designer Louis Vuitton North America Inc. in connection with its website’s eyeglass “Virtual Try-On” […]

They’ve gotten more expensive and the range of issues spawning them has grown wider, according to a post from law […]

Too many in-house counsel yield to an “ingrained, cultural risk aversion” and fail to report cyber attacks, says a senior […]

Employers cite many reasons for subjecting employees to video surveillance. Among them, says a post from the Bradley law firm, […]

A healthcare company in the process of settling “Medicaid billing issues” with the state of Georgia has been a major […]

A post from Claims Journal observes that businesses stressed by inflation may be more prone to seek coverage where it […]

A post from Politico makes a case that the current ethical rules for the U.S. Supreme Court are woefully deficient, […]

A lawsuit filed earlier this year by the district attorneys of Los Angeles and San Francisco accused a San Diego […]

A post in the online publication Inside Climate News suggests it’s time for scientists and others, including politicians and risk […]

An article in Politico looks at what the writer says amounts to a dark money lobbying campaign by the National […]