Minimizing Cybercrime Exposure
Jeffrey Rabkin of Stroz Friedberg discusses 10 steps a firm can take to reduce its chances of an attack or security breach.

Jeffrey Rabkin of Stroz Friedberg discusses 10 steps a firm can take to reduce its chances of an attack or security breach.

Judge Stephen Reinhardt said the ban violated the equal protection clause by taking away a right previously conferred.

Technology violations and privacy breaches are becoming more common, requiring companies to mitigate the risk through coverage, explain Orrick attorneys.

Amie Bailey of The Focal Point offers practical advice for attorneys gearing up for litigation.

Legislation in the works to control use of political intelligence in investments adds little to current enforcement options, says James Ching.

Federal legislation alters the rules of civil procedure with regard to removal, venue and citizenship, explains Robert D. Rose of Sheppard Mullin.
This look at securities law examines secondary markets, recent trends in securities litigation and Supreme Court decisions.

The U.S. Supreme Court's attempt to create a bright-line test for primary liability resulted in numerous conflicting opinions from lower courts, explains Jared Kopel of Wilson Sonsini.

M&A activity, investigations of foreign corporations and increased number of SEC actions create a litigious environment, explain Orrick attorneys.

With thousands of employees holding stock in privately owned companies, platforms to trade or sell that stock are emerging, explains Steven Kaufhold of Kaufhold Gaskin.