Regulations

E-Discovery Software That Cracked The Biggest Law Firm Leak In History

It’s been three years since the Panama Papers were released by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ). What was […]

Hotel Booking Data Chronically Leaked

A threat researcher tested websites of more than 1500 hotels, ranging from modest economy venues to five-star hotels and found […]

Study: 40 percent Of Used Storage Drives Weren’t Wiped

If you decide to donate used computer equipment to a good cause, or otherwise pass it on, don’t assume the […]

Sixth Circuit: Chalking Tires Violates Fourth Amendment

The plaintiff was a woman who tires had been chalked fifteen times over a period of about three years. The district court had allowed her contention that the act of chalking was a search, but…

Five Ways Your Website Can Be Infected

The first step in protecting yourself against website malware is understanding what you’re up against…

Puzzle For Regulators, As Utilities See $ In Electric Vehicles

Electric vehicles are generally considered a major environmental advance over the dirty and inefficient internal-combustion products they are beginning to […]

Sensible Disclosure Concerning Litigation Finance

Lobbyists opposed to litigation finance promote the misconception that it is fundamentally unethical. They contend that unless relationships between funders […]

Will United States Border Protection Admit Your Foreign Visitor?

The chances that your visiting overseas employee will run into problems with Customs and Border protection may be as high […]

McKinsey In The Crosshairs

A critic of consulting giant McKinsey, himself a billionaire and sometime McKinsey competitor, says that since it entered that business in 2001, the firm has been failing to file requried disclosures, and has thereby concealed a pattern self-dealing and conflict of interest.