Risk Management

Slow Poison: CA Supreme Court Will Decide Toxic Tort Statute Of Limitations Case

In California, toxic tort liability for birth defects is arguably subject to two overlapping statutory provisions. One places the injury […]

The FTC’s Strong Hand In Cyber-Privacy Cases

Most FTC enforcement actions are resolved through settlement and the entry of a consent order following a negotiation. In most […]

Supplier Agreements Should Include Patent Litigation Protection

By law, anyone who uses patented technology can be an infringer. That use can result in liability even when the […]

Compliance And The Antitrust Division’s Leniency Program

The DOJ Antitrust Division’s leniency program provides benefits to companies that self-report a violation, or a possible violation, of antitrust […]

Mounting Resistance To Personal Data Harvesting

Two new books about the implications of personal data harvesting in the “post-privacy” era….

When “Big Data” Takes A Vacation

Attorneys general and private attorneys in more than a dozen states have opened a new front in the battle against […]

Can FOIA Get To Private Emails?

What looked like a clear answer in a 2016 appeals court decision was qualified by a federal court earlier this […]

The Ultimate Hack

The software that controls the launch of U.S. nuclear weapons has not been hacked, so far as we know, but […]

The Four “Cs” Of Drafting An Effective Arbitration Clause

In commercial contract negotiations, arbitration clauses are often an afterthought thrown into the mix during the 11th hour and receiving […]

In Fracking Trade Secrets Battle, a Rare Compromise

The formula for what’s injected during the fracking process varies from company to company, and in a competitive industry with […]

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