Risk Management

Mixed Decision In Vermont GMO Labeling Case

In the nation’s first test of a GMO labeling law, the results were mixed for plaintiff Grocery Manufacturers Association. The […]

Buying Cyber Insurance In An Imperfect Market

There has never been anything comparable to the risks from a cyber-attack. What makes them unique and what that means for companies that are buying cyber insurance.

Cybersecurity Enforcement Hooks For The SEC

The SEC’s interest in cybersecurity began modestly enough in 2011 with letters requesting information, but it quickly moved to include  […]

Data-Breach Q&A With A Class-Action Lawyer

Fear of future injury hasn’t fared well as the basis for a claim when the injury is a medical problem […]

Volkov: Old CCO Model Is Dead

Corporations need a CCO with a chair in the C-suite, according to a leader in the ethics and compliance field […]

Defensible Deletion After Information Theft Is Discovered

What can a responsible employer do when it finds that a new hire has taken sensitive information from a former […]

A Litigation Support Wish List For General Counsel

A survey comes up with a wish list from litigation support for what can be done differently to help ease the e-discovery burden.

Still Waiting For An FCPA Super Bowl

The Supreme Court missed a chance to resolve an important question of terminology in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The […]

COO

European Regulators, With a Big Stick, Eye U.S. Tech Giants

European regulators continue to scrutinize the biggest U.S. tech companies for possible antitrust and privacy violations, the New York Times […]

The Insurance Company “Float” As Incentive To Deny Claims

In many states, insurance companies get what amounts to a cheap loan at the policy holder’s expense, because only nominal pre-judgement interest is added to the recovery.

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