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A Roadmap To “Reasonable” Cyber Protection

A report issued by the attorney general of California defines what constitutes minimum standards of “reasonable security” for personal information […]

How To Make Cross-Selling Work

The concept is simple but the details aren’t, and the implementation takes more work than many are willing to acknowledge. […]

Uptick In Big Class Action Settlements

AIG and Bear Stearns top a list of defendants that took major hits in class action settlements last year. The […]

Lawyers Bilked New Jersey In Bridgegate Scandal, Legislators Say

Two New Jersey legislators claim that Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher regularly billed the state in excess of a 10-hour-a-day limit […]

If It’s Not A Breach, Don’t Report It

Often when consultants are called in to do a forensics investigation after a suspected breach, they find that in fact…

Separate Agreements For Software Purchase, Implementation

When companies buy specialized software and pay an expert to adapt it and set it up, there are two separate […]

CA Lawyers May Be Liable For Content On Non-Attorney Blogs

If a lawyer writes a post for a blog, it may be subject to attorney advertising rules even if the […]

The Case For Lawyers As Cyber-Risk Leaders

In a Today’s General Counsel article, the writer, the general counsel of a cybersecurity technology company, argues his case in […]

The Fresh Eye Of the Lateral

Rather than considering new laterals primarily as strangers that need to be integrated, law firms can benefit by considering them […]

Defunct Law Firm Partners Won’t See A Dime

Equity partners at the now-defunct Dickstein Shapiro were informed by letter that they won’t be getting any capital back, which […]

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