Risk Management

Insurer Data-Breach Survey: What Happened, How, And What It Cost

The study was based on information provided by insurers who, without naming the insured parties, provided their most recent claims information…

Risk Managers Confront Climate Change

The number of people arguing about whether the earth’s climate is changing is shrinking rapidly in most of the world, […]

Securities And Governance Update

Three recent developments at the SEC are detailed in an update from Drinker Biddle & Reath. The first is the […]

Break The “Collect Everything” Mind Set

The approach of many corporations to e-discovery is driven by fear of spoliation and sanctions. This leads to a “collect […]

Wary Eye On Pending Class Action Rule Changes

Attorneys from Mayer Brown analyze a report from a Rule 23 subcommittee that was charged with considering possible revisions to […]

Destroying The Evidence In A Business Dispute

An internecine dispute between a company and several shareholders that is playing out in federal court in the Northern District […]

Smartphone Passcodes Can Take The 5th

In an insider trading case mounted by the SEC, the agency wanted access to the two defendants’ company-issued cell phones, […]

Explosion Of Gender Pay Lawsuits Predicted For CA

A far-reaching amendment to California’s existing gender pay equality law was signed into law earlier this month and will go into effect on January 1.

Don’t Count On U.S.-China Cyber Deal

“It’s a start” is the best that can be said for the U.S.- China agreement to curtail cyber-theft of intellectual property.

The Man Who Threw The Monkey Wrench At Silicon Valley

Doing research for a paper about privacy while attending law school in the U.S., an Austrian student contacted Facebook and asked to see all the data they had on or about him.

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