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StumbleUpon a Web 2.0 Deal, or Two
Fenwick & West partner Ted Wang helped close two Web 2.0 deals within 24 hours last week, one involving StumbleUpon and the other concerning Photobucket.
A Primer on N.J.'s Data Breach Notification Law
The N.J. legislature has instituted a statutory scheme to prevent the greatest threat caused by data breaches — identity theft.
Heat is on as Holder heads to Capitol Hill
Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. entered office with all the confidence of someone who's spent most of his career preparing for the job. But that swagger is about to be tested more than ever, as Republicans try to capitalize on months of attacks on the U.S. Department of Justice's handling of terrorism cases.
Judicial Activism -- A Modern Euphemism for Disagreeing With a Decision?
Gregory and Barbara Bachman of the Harrisburg area filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, challenging the individual mandate aspect of Obamacare, contending both the individual mandate and the entire act violate Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution.
Advice for the Board in CEO Selection and Succession Planning
In their Corporate Governance column, David A. Katz and Laura A. McIntosh of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz write: With the recent publicity surrounding the resignation earlier this month of Yahoo! chief executive Scott Thompson, CEO selection issues have come once again to the fore. Directors facing these challenges should keep in mind that the attitude and smooth functioning of the board are crucial to a sound process and good result, and that the fates of the board and its chosen CEO often are inextricably entwined.
Awaiting a Verdict on Tweeting From the Courtroom
In an experiment in New Haven, Conn., a superior court judge is allowing reporters covering a criminal trial to "tweet" on the Twitter social network from smartphones and laptops. The judge reserved his prerogative to revoke the "tweaking" if it interfered with order in the court.Trending Stories
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