Risk Management

Court: Govt Can Hack Your Computer Without A Warrant

In what the Electronic Frontier Foundation calls the latest in a series of “troubling decisions,” a district court in the […]

Privatization Hits Municipal Services

“Privatization,” which has been a conservative free-market mantra for decades, has in recent years taken a form that even some […]

DOL “Persuader Rule” Blocked By Texas Judge

The Department of Labor’s persuader rule, which requires companies to disclose information about law firms or consultants they retain for […]

Brexit Short-Term Bonanza For Law Firms, But Then What?

You could think of membership in the EU as a way to settle a lot of issues wholesale. Those issues […]

New Toxic Substance Law Will Hit Many Companies

Environmentalists and public health advocates have long criticized the U.S. regulatory regime for allowing chemicals to enter the economy without […]

Chinese Cyber-Espionage Abates

Moves by the U.S., including indictments and the threat of economic sanctions, have led to a sharp decrease in instances […]

Litigation Guidelines Shouldn’t Undercut Policy Holder

When corporations buy insurance to get coverage for settlements, judgments and the cost of defense, they expect robust representation, but […]

First Wrongful Death Suit For Marijuana

The manufacturer of a marijuana confection in Colorado has been sued, in what the Los Angeles Times is calling the […]

The Year 2015 In Data Breach: What Happened And How

A review of serious data breaches and vulnerabilities, from IBM security services, based on an analysis of its own client […]

Corruption Risk For Multi-Nationals In India

The government of India, seeking foreign investment, has been actively addressing corruption issues by bringing its anti-corruption legislation in line […]

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