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Blockchain's Transformative Technology and Its Potential Impact on the Law: Are We There Yet?
After the kinks are worked out, blockchain may become a seamless aspect of the world created by, and in many instances enhanced by, the Internet. Despite its shortcomings, however, blockchain is here to stay, and, predictably, will be part of the “Internet of Things.”Is Pa. Supreme Court's UPMC Data Breach Ruling a Harbinger or Outlier?
Courts, legislatures and regulators have attempted to define the duties of employers concerning security and privacy, and this article explores the pros and cons of each approach. In the end, without regard to who is making the legal rules, the change is upon us and certain practical steps will best serve the interests of both employers and employees in this digital era.Harbinger or Outlier? Is 'Dittman' Creating a New Common Law Privacy Obligation on Employers?
Courts, legislatures and regulators have attempted to define the duties of employers concerning security and privacy, and this article explores the pros and cons of each approach. In the end, without regard to who is making the legal rules, the change is upon us and certain practical steps will best serve the interests of both employers and employees in this digital era.Grubhub Seeks Arbitration in Restaurants' Proposed Class Action
The filing argued that Tiffin Indian Cuisine restaurants, which filed the proposed class action late last year, agreed to arbitrate disputes on a non-class basis before the American Arbitration Association when it agreed to the terms and conditions on Grubhub's website.View more book results for the query "*"
6 Connecticut Attorneys Disciplined in February, Grievance Committee Reports
Six Connecticut attorneys were reprimanded by the Statewide Grievance Committee in February.Despite Changes, Ga. Supreme Court Caseload Up, Court of Appeals Down
After 2016 legislation expanded the Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals and shifted a big chunk of cases from the former to the latter, why are both courts' caseloads relatively flat? It's complicated.Merriann Metz: New Publix General Counsel Rises From Within
Merriann Metz succeeds retiring general counsel John Attaway, who started the Lakeland-based supermarket chain's in-house legal department.Publix Promotes New General Counsel From Within
Merriann Metz, who also will hold the title of vice president and secretary, on May 31 will succeed a retiring John Attaway, who joined Publix in 1997 and started the Lakeland, Florida-based grocery giant's corporate legal department.Child Victims Act Is a Step Toward Healing
On Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019, Governor Cuomo signed the Child Victims Act into law, cutting much of the procedural red tape that for years has kept victims from bringing criminal charges and filing civil lawsuits for damages and harms caused by abuse and assault on minor children.