By Phillip Bantz | June 19, 2019
Richard Zolezzi joins Odaseva's legal department after having served as outside general counsel to the San Francisco-based firm for several years when the company was in its infancy and still based in France.
By Jason Grant | June 19, 2019
The act would apply the state's data-breach notification requirement to any person or entity with a state resident's private information, instead of applying it only to those conducting business in the state. The bill now moves to Gov. Cuomo's desk.
By Jason Grant | June 19, 2019
The act's measure applies the state's data-breach notification requirement to any person or entity with a state resident's private information, instead of applying it only to those conducting business in the state. The bill now moves to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's desk.
By Phillip Bantz | June 18, 2019
Dawn Rogers will oversee the Burlington, Massachusetts-based firm's legal strategy and support its national and global expansion efforts while providing oversight on corporate governance, compliance and intellectual property management.
By Jason Grant | June 17, 2019
“The Transnational Elder Fraud Strike Force will use every resource available to ensure that, no matter where they are, perpetrators of elder fraud will be stopped and prosecuted,” EDNY U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue said.
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By Zack Needles | June 14, 2019
Last year, Pittsburgh-based plaintiffs attorney Gary Lynch successfully argued to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Dittman v. UPMC that companies have a common-law duty to protect their electronically stored employee data.
By Frank Ready | June 14, 2019
Governments law enforcement agencies may never stop collecting personal information, but should there be a limit to how long they can keep it?
By Simon Taylor | June 14, 2019
The ruling means that Google and similar service providers will be able to avoid the vast range of data protection and security obligations that apply to telecommunications companies in Germany.
By Simon Taylor | June 13, 2019
The ruling means that Google and similar service providers will be able to avoid the vast range of data protection and security obligations that apply to telecommunications companies in Germany.
By Simon Taylor | June 13, 2019
The ruling means that Google and similar service providers will be able to avoid the vast range of data protection and security obligations that apply to telecommunications companies in Germany.
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