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Facebook Sues 2 International Developers for Privacy Violations, Fake Engagement
White & Case and Hunton Andrews Kurth are representing Facebook in two suits against defendants in the U.K. and Belarus that aim to enforce the company's terms of service.
Facebook Sues 2 International Developers for Privacy Violations, Fake Engagement
One lawsuit alleges that marketing companies gathered user data by paying app developers to install a "malicious" software development kit in their apps, while another allege that a business owner illegally sold fake engagement on Instagram.
Kellyanne Conway Plays the Mommy Card
Kellyanne is at the top of her game. If she can't have it all (and do it all), who can?
Pedestrian Hit by Car in Parking Lot, Broke Wrist
On Oct. 3, 2017, plaintiff Denise Cimino, 55, a part-time bookkeeper, was struck by a reversing vehicle. The incident occurred in a parking lot in Southampton. She suffered an injury of a wrist. The motorist's insurer tendered its policy, which provided $100,000 of coverage, to release the motorist from liability.
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In a Moment of Change, Savvy Firms Are Finding Ways to Innovate
For law firms, the key to preparing for post-pandemic growth is to pay attention to where the proverbial snow is melting.
Is M&A Work Steady When Markets Are Up and the Economy Is Down?
The "winner and losers" dynamic in today's market is reinforcing the need for law firms to have a diversified range of clients.
White-Collar Bench Trial Will Move Forward Amid Pandemic, Long Island Federal Judge Rules
It was not immediately clear how many of the participants in the white-collar trial of former Securities and Exchange Commissioner Michael Cohn would appear in person and how many would use videoconferencing software.
Long Island Federal Judge Rules that White-Collar Bench Trial Will Move Forward
U.S. District Judge Gary Brown found that "unusual, if not unique, circumstances" in the case of former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission examiner Michael Cohn mean he can have a bench trial in the coming weeks, despite objections from federal prosecutors.Trending Stories
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