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Indiana AG Faces Possible Loss Of License Over Groping Charge

A classic he-said she-said tribunal, as he faced a hearing before the Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission. Republican AG Curtis Hill has been…

Preparing For The California Consumer Privacy Act

U.S. privacy law will be fundamentally changed on January 1, when the California Consumer Privacy Act becomes effective. Covered businesses […]

#MeToo Two Years Later: Some Unintended Consequences

Consciousness has been raised, and training and reporting procedures have improved, but some new laws have had mixed results, writes […]

Sleeper IL Law Could Cost Tech Giants $1 Billion-Plus

A state law passed back in the day when the privacy issue was just a gleam in the eye of […]

Exxon’s “Biggest, Most Immediate Legal Threat,” Trial Starts This Month

A shareholder lawsuit that began with an investigation under former New York attorney General Eric Schneiderman is back in the spotlight, with a trial set to begin  in the state Supreme Court in Manhattan…

Unions Strike Back

After decades of declining strike activity, 2018 proved to be an active year, with workers in both public and private […]

Truckers Getting Busted For Hauling Hemp

Defined as a cannabis product that contains 0.3% or less of THC, hemp becomes legal to both produce and distribute […]

Is The U.S. Giving Away Leadership In 5G?

On the verge of new era – some call it the Fourth Industrial Revolution – the U.S. is ceding leadership […]

Why Big Law Firms Are Hiring National Security Experts

Several of the largest U.S. firms have been bringing in lawyers with national security backgrounds as client demand mounts in […]

Adelson Sued By His Las Vegas Newspaper Competitor

Billionaire casino and media mogul Sheldon Adelson, owner of the Las Vegas Review-Journal and major supporter of both President Trump […]

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