A brief look at some off-the-shelf options for sending files and documents over the internet. All seven platforms reviewed here encrypt, but only one of them is not able access the files itself. All the others “retain...

Facebook has settled a class action lawsuit, filed under the notoriously strict Illinois biometric privacy act, for $550 million. The amount Illinois consumer actually get will depend on how many of them file claims, but it could...

A Salt Lake City-based law firm called LawHQ has sued state bars in 19 states regarding rules that forbid the use of trade names for law firms. The lawsuit contends the prohibition serves no valid purpose and...

The six are paid board members of the non-profit Christian Advocates Serving Evangelism (CASE), a group that was founded by President Trump’s personal lawyer, Jay Sekulow. CASE in turn is the major funder of the American Center...

More than half of U.S. organizations were successfully phished in 2019, meaning they lost data, faced a credential or account compromise, or a ransomware...

There is a widespread perception that lawyers are involved in the kinds of corruption that the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prohibits, according to a survey of 642 legal professionals from 95 jurisdictions. Sofia Tirini, a lawyer working...

Whether a reporter wants a comment about a crisis or just wants to tap into your wisdom, you can make the most of the situation by keeping in mind a few basic rules. Number one, says this...

After the National Security Agency discovered a potentially devastating vulnerability in Microsoft Windows 10 and some other Microsoft releases, the company, earlier this month, released a patch that is said to fix it. A client alert from...

Ransomware, said in this article to be among the easiest threats to control (avoid opening suspicious emails) has an insidious offshoot. It’s been dubbed “wiperware” by security specialists; some call them “wiper worms.” These are sophisticated programs...

The governor of Oklahoma has hired Seattle-based Perkins Coie to represent the state in a dispute over gaming rights with the Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Choctaw nations. The newspaper The Oklahoman, which obtained a copy of the legal...