Risk Management

New Research: Lawyers Aren’t Machines

Some recent studies have dampened speculation about lawyers being replaced by computers and artificial intelligence programs. There is a growing […]

Banning Recording In The Workplace

It’s now technically possible for employees to record just about anything that goes on in the workplace, including exchanges with […]

Phony Funds-Transfer Emails Targeting Companies

There has been an uptick in so-called whaling attacks against companies, and they have become more sophisticated, according to an […]

“Wave Of Regulations” For 2016

Major rules that are expected to be finalized during the President’s last year in office, including rules from the SEC, the FDA and the Department of…

Piercing Privilege With “Reasonable Basis To Believe”

A federal contractor maintains he talked to attorneys about ensuring compliance and those communication should be privileged, but the Court […]

Company Websites Could Violate The ADA

Plaintiff attorneys are aggressively targeting businesses that sell goods and services online, claiming their websites are not accessible to people […]

Top Cyber-Breach Ploys For 2016

Fifteen short and to-the- point predictions about the shape cybersecurity problems will take in 2016, compiled from more than a […]

Lawsuits Challenge EPA Ozone Rules From Both Sides

In October, the EPA tightened the standards for ozone limits from 75 parts per billion to 70 parts per billion. […]

Egg-less “Mayo” Gets FDA OK

Back in August the FDA sent a letter to Hampton Creek, a successful San Francisco start-up with a healthy-food mission. […]

The War On Guns Vs. The War On Cigarettes

Why did one succeed while the other makes no headway? A big city columnist whose wife grew up in Alaska […]

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