Risk Management

Latest Littler Survey Finds Employers Wary Of Regulatory Ax

Among U.S. employers there is widespread concern about regulation and enforcement, notably regarding the Affordable Care Act (ACA), new overtime […]

Embezzlers Profiled In Study By Insurance Carrier

Based on information gleaned from hundreds of federal court cases, international insurer Hiscox has released its 2016 “Embezzlement Study.” It […]

From Europe’s Privacy Regulators, Big Penalties But No Rules

In October of last year a European court invalidated the “Safe Harbor” that for 15 years had been the norm […]

A Thousand Brit Lawyers Say No Exit

More than a thousand British lawyers have signed a letter to prime minister David Cameron, arguing that the Brexit vote was advisory only and is not legally binding.

Paul Hornung Sues Helmet Maker Over “Failure To Warn”

Hall of fame running back Paul Hornung, whose career goes all the way back to Notre Dame and a time […]

Standing Is Key Issue In Cyber Lawsuits

District Courts have traditionally dismissed consumer lawsuits for data breach on the grounds that plaintiffs could not allege or prove […]

Could Hackers Take Over Your Car?

In a well-publicized experiment, hackers were able turn up the radio, blast cold air through the vents and activate the […]

SEC’s In-House Courts Battered, But Still Intact

A proposal by the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee would, if enacted into law, move most SEC enforcement […]

In A First, SEC Fines Morgan Stanley $1 Million For Cybersecurity Lapse

According to the SEC, Morgan Stanley violated the “Safeguards Rule” by failing to prevent an employee from downloading customer information he was not supposed to have access to.

Warning: Security Products Can Backfire

Security software from some of the biggest and best-known companies in the cybersecruity business has been successfully…

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