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Alabama Gov. To Resign

Governor of Alabama Robert Bentley will reportedly resign to avoid impeachment following allegations that he abused his position to cover […]

NYC Employers Can’t Ask About Past Salaries

The New York City Council has approved legislation that will ban employers from asking about past salaries during job interviews. […]

Law Firm Brawl Escalates With A Defamation Suit

A Chicago litigation boutique, after being sued by an aggressive Chicago plaintiff firm, has fired back with its own defamation […]

Driverless Cars, AI, Will Upend Labor Law

A seemingly alarmed International Bar Association has released a report that says current labor and employment law is not capable […]

Are Companies Liable For Human Rights Violations Abroad?

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case concerning whether corporations may be sued in a U.S. court for […]

In New “Roundup” Lawsuits, The Ad Agency Is A Target

Monsanto’s widely-used herbicide Roundup has been hit with a slew of new lawsuits, which like hundreds already filed allege that […]

Lessons For GCs From Yahoo Breach

Following a series of massive high-profile data breaches at Yahoo, the general counsel resigned. In this post from D&O Diary, […]

Skeptics Fault Wells Fargo Settlement

Wells Fargo’s recent $110 million settlement, covering a number of lawsuits over its practice of opening new accounts for customers […]

Lawsuits Over Unwanted Faxes On The Rise

The number of lawsuits filed over spam faxes, robocalls, and solicitous text messages have spiked over the last decade, increasing […]

Gutting Of Internet Privacy Regs Renews Interest In VPNs

Congressional approval of a bill that repeals pending internet privacy rules has sparked interest in an old internet technology, virtual […]

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