Regulations

DOJ: No Need To “Boil The Ocean” To Get Cooperation Credit

Internal investigations, in order to receive cooperation credit from the Department of Justice, can be “appropriately tailored to the facts […]

A judgment against Google by the English Court of Appeal “has confirmed that English law recognizes an action for the […]

A recent study analyzes the costs of data breach remediation in a sample of 61 U.S. companies. The numbers are…

The Supreme Court has ruled that employers have a continuing duty to monitor fees being charged for products in employees’ […]

Understanding two basic terms and how their meaning has evolved is the first step in confronting what has become the most difficult…

In the five years since the Dodd-Frank law mandated say-on-pay shareholder votes, average CEO pay has risen by an average […]

The FCC has leveled fines for on Verizon and Sprint for ‘cramming,’ whereby mobile phone companies put recurring charges on […]

The FTC has taken an interest in location tracking, a practice that has become a useful business tool for many […]

Proposed rule changes that would make millions of additional workers eligible for time-and-half overtime pay have been developed by the […]

The EU has released a proposed updated and ostensibly harmonized version of its current data protection law, which goes back […]