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There's a New Cybersecurity Cop in Town
By taking its first-ever legal action against a company over data security, the CFPB joins a growing number of government agencies holding regulated entities accountable in this area.CFPB Takes First Step Into Cybersecurity Regulation
Dwolla Inc., a Des Moines-based digital payment startup, agreed to pay a $100,000 penalty and improve its data security practices as part of a consent order that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued Wednesday. The action marks the agency's first foray into regulating cybersecurity.K&L Gates Sees Revenue Fall 7 Percent, PPP Rise 5.3 Percent
K&L Gates saw gross revenue dip 7 percent in 2015, a year in which the firm's head count dropped a net of 100 lawyers, or 5 percent.To Defense Bar's Dismay, SCOTUS Rejects Review of Class Action
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition to review a closely watched consumer case, raising speculation among the defense bar that Justice Antonin Scalia's absence could make it harder to get key class action issues decided.Hogan Lovells on a Hiring Spree, Plus More Lateral Moves
Hogan Lovells goes global for new recruits; a rough week for K&L Gates; Crowell & Moring brings back a top prosecutor; Debevoise bags a federal judge; DLA Piper plucks a longtime ESPN lawyer; and other notable additions from around The Am Law 200.E-discovery, Cybercrime, Spur Digital Forensic Market Growth to $4.8 Billion in 2020
Increasingly used by the legal industry and the federal government, digital forensic is set to face challenges adapting to newer cloud-based platforms.Narrowing Charges in Dewey Case Hinders DA's Leverage
With the most serious charges now dismissed against the remaining Dewey & LeBoeuf defendants, the Manhattan District Attorney's Office has lost critical leverage in a case with only three remaining criminal counts.Pepper Hamilton Grows Revenue 1 Percent, PPP 8.5 Percent
In a year when it experienced lower demand, Pepper Hamilton was able to grow gross revenue 1 percent thanks in large part to an especially strong corporate practice and contingent fees from its intellectual property practice.Bouchard Opinion Highlights Fraud Issues in Merger Case
The Delaware Court of Chancery last week ruled that claims for common-law fraud based on extracontractual statements and omissions may only be barred if certain provisions in an agreement reflect a clear promise from a buyer that it did not rely on representations outside the four corners of the parties' merger agreement.Trending Stories
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