Risk Management
General Mills has taken out language it recently added to its legal terms of service that was reported to have […]
Parallel prosecutions are on the rise. Companies targeted by the SEC and DOJ cannot assume that settling will mean no further liability.
In a tax dispute, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against a Texas attorney who had deducted some […]
The Tenth Circuit recently underscored how difficult it can be for an insurer to demonstrate prejudice as a result of late notice, even if a policy holder waits years, and spends millions, before filing.
Competing businesses that share information about hackers and other virtual security threats will not be considered in violation of antitrust […]
The Victims of Terrorism Tax Relief Act of 2001 enables employers to fund relief programs through charitable organizations aimed at […]
The FDA has for years been sending out warning letters to pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers regarding drug, biologic, and […]
The rate of retaliation for employees reporting misconduct has risen, and of those who have witnessed misconduct but not reported it, more than a third said they reasoned an office superior would seek payback. The Network identifies esources for implementing strong ethics programs.
Michael Volkov of the Volkov Group Law Firm reports on a “new and disturbing trend” – companies are requiring compliance professionals to be trained attorneys.
In a recent coverage dispute, a court found that Redbox’s “personal injury and advertising injury” under Coverage B did not cover an alleged privacy violation.
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