Regulations

Calif. AG Sues Kaiser For Waiting Months To Warn Customers Of Data Breach

In a California data breach case that could have national implications, the state’s attorney general is suing Kaiser Foundation Health […]

Appearing before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, spokesmen from the American Bankers Association and the National Retail […]

It’s a practical question that follows logically from the disconnect in Colorado (and several other states) between state and federal […]

The Department of Defense and the General Services Administration have submitted a report to the President about security standards in […]

Contrary to what’s been written in some recent articles, companies should not fear a Foreign Corrupt Practices Act crackdown on […]

Major tax breaks for research and development were installed under Ronald Reagan, at a time when many feared the United […]

The federal government has become more aggressive in extracting fines and penalties for alleged corporate malfeasance, with a few jaw-dropping […]

U.S. regulators are poised to make a change to Dodd-Frank Act requirements that would make the U.S. operations of foreign […]

The Federal Reserve is appealing a court decision that struck down a 21-cent per swipe fee on debit card transactions. […]

A seasoned SEC observer looks ahead to 2014 and what the SEC’s enforcement priorities are likely to be, based on […]