Regulations

In-House Lawyer, “Unauthorized,” Still Gets Privilege

An in-house attorney licensed to practice in California but occasionally working in his company’s Pennsylvania office, but without a “Limited […]

Discovery is expensive on two counts: the cost of doing it, and the cost of fighting about doing it. Writing […]

Internet service providers (ISPs) are like utilities, in that they “act as natural, indiscriminate platforms for transmission of speech,” the […]

Pension and welfare plans store participant and beneficiary personal data that is of interest to cyber attackers. Not only does […]

Oracle intends to sue a former senior finance manager, who herself sued the company for retaliation. The former employee says […]

A decision from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court summary judgment for the policy holder in […]

When judges had “an earlier, significant personal involvement” in a case, they should recuse themselves from participating in any future […]

California counties have the right to restrict permits for carrying concealed firearms in public, the Ninth Circuit Appeals Court ruled […]

In many cases, it’s taking three weeks or less from petition to election…

More companies are coming to see cybersecurity as part of a larger compliance and integrity program, rather than shunting it […]