Risk Management
The SEC’s administrative proceedings – which never once ruled against the SEC between September 2013 and September 2014 – violate […]
It’s hard to think of a more concentrated agglomeration of sensitive information than a law firm’s computers or, increasingly, those […]
Companies are advised to consider how they might benefit from using drones, and to weigh in on the FAA’s rule making process that is going to set the rules for their use.
The current Ebola scare has thrust health care providers’ unique infectious disease policy and procedure considerations into the spotlight and forced providers to thoroughly review their preparedness to deal with a widespread infectious disease outbreak.
Retailers that do not address accessibility issues regarding their website may be on the receiving end of charges from the Department of Justice this holiday season.
The FCC cracked down on two jointly-owned firms that failed to properly protect users’ personal information, fining them $10 million […]
In the face of massive potential losses, at least one insurance company is seeking to protect itself from the possibility of an Ebola epidemic beyond Africa by adding Ebola-specific exclusions to property and casualty policies.
Technological advances mean something as insignificant as a thumb drive could be a colossal threat to employers if workers abscond with pivotal trade secrets.
Jury must determine whether LinkedIn contact information can be an employer’s trade secret, a California federal court has ruled.
Neglect is an opening for a takeover, with nefarious results that begin with setting up a fake website.
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