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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 […]

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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 […]

A Chicago Lawyer, Loathed In Silicon Valley

A specialist in suing tech companies for privacy violations, his targets have included Amazon, Google, Apple, and many others less well known, and he may have won as much $1 billion.

New Research: Lawyers Not Despised

Researchers observed that few legal malpractice suits result in jury verdicts. One explanation reflects the perception that lawyers are…

Upcoming Supreme Court IP Cases Will Have Big Impact

Two pending Supreme Court cases will have a significant impact on patent holders and patent valuations…

Gun Rights In The Workplace vs Employer Property Rights

States are enacting laws, sometimes called “parking lot laws,” that prohibit employers from banning firearms on their property. These laws […]

Senate Hearings Scrutinize Cyber Insurance

Someone doing basic homework on this increasingly pressing topic will find plenty to chew on in this post from PropertyCasualty360, […]

Amish Miners Face Off Against Labor Dept In Hard Hat Dispute

Workplace safety regulations in Pennsylvania mines have come in conflict with the strict dress code for practicing Amish miners, and […]

Deferred Prosecutions Under Fire

Deferred prosecutions for corporate crimes are rampant and ineffectual, according to the author of a new book featured on National […]

Survey Highlights Cybersecurity Risk To Board

A recent survey from Thomson Reuters finds that corporate boards are lagging in their adoption of basic security measures, and […]

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