Risk Management

Insurer Not Off The Hook In $3.5 Million Computer-Hack Case

After hackers managed to route $3.5 million from a customer’s Philadelphia bank account to recipients in Russia and Belarus, the […]

“Distracted Working” Is A Hazard

The issue of distracted driving is getting more attention, and laws and policies addressing the issue are slowly taking hold. […]

Much-Used Chemical Coming Soon To Prop 65

A client alert to makers and sellers in the California market, from Morrison & Foerster: Barring a successful court challenge […]

AT&T To Pay $105M For ‘Mobile Cramming’

Customers who were billed for “hundreds of millions of dollars” in authorized charges for ringtones and text messages will get […]

Is The SEC Encouraging Lawyers To Betray Clients?

Names of whistleblowers who provide information to the SEC normally are not made public, but in a recent case involving […]

JPMorgan Hackers Breached Nine Other Financial Firms

The overseas hackers who compromised more than seven million people’s information at JPMorgan Chase & Co. also infiltrated nine other […]

A Review of Recent Whistleblower Developments

The first whistleblower award to a compliance professional, and a major award to a foreign worker are among the updates worth noting regarding whistleblower regulations.

DOJs New Push To Prosecute Execs

In a recent speech, DOJ Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division, Leslie R. Caldwell, announced an initiative within the […]

Former DHS Chief Offers Up Cyber Insurance

Former homeland security chief Tom Ridge is getting into cyber insurance, he announced this week. In light of massive breaches […]

SEC Comment Letters Are A Big Insider Trading Loophole

New York Times business writer Gretchen Morgenson looks at a study of insider trading activity following company receipt of SEC […]

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