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Maze Ransomware Attack That Struck Houston-based Baker Wotring Strikes Legal Industry Again
The ransomware attack on three small South Dakota firms the hacker group touted online late last month follows previously announced hacks of firms in Texas and Oregon.
Maze Ransomware Attack Has Hit Small Law Firms in 3 States
The ransomware attack on three small South Dakota firms the hacker group touted online late last month follows previously announced hacks of firms in Texas and Oregon.
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Wire Manufacturer Sues Anonymous Hacker for Ransomware Attack
Mayer Brown was retained to sue a hacker who encrypted Southwire's files and then published confidential corporate information online after it refused to pay a ransom.
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Southwire Sues Anonymous Hacker for Ransomware Attack
Mayer Brown was retained to sue a hacker who encrypted Southwire's files and then published confidential corporate information online after it refused to pay a ransom.
Daniel v. Bremen-Bowdon Investment Co.
Publication Date: 2019-03-22 Practice Area: Attorney Compensation |
Employment Litigation
Industry: Legal Services
Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Judge Goss Attorneys: For plaintiff: Christopher Perkins, (Perkins Studdard LLC), Carrollton, for appellant. For defendant: Adam Grafton, (Bovis, Kyle & Burch, LLC), Atlanta, Lauren Julian Loeb, (State Board of Workers' Compensation), Atlanta, for appellee. Case number: A18A1764
Injury That Occurred While Employee Was Leaving Employer's Property During Regularly Scheduled Lunch Break Was Not Compensable Under Workers' Compensation Act
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Frett v. State Farm Employee Workers' Compensation et al.
Publication Date: 2018-11-28 Practice Area: Damages
Industry: Insurance
Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Judge Brown Attorneys: For plaintiff: Robert Bourne, (Attorney at Law), Cumming, Nicholas Benzine, (Benzine Law Group), Atlanta, Elliot Bourne, (Bourne Law Firm), Cumming, for appellant. For defendant: Charles Harris, Natalie Rogers, (Attorney at Law), Atlanta, for appellee. Todd Maziar, (Morgan & Morgan, Atlanta PLLC), Atlanta, for amicus curiae.
Case number: A18A0820
No workers compensation benefits for employee injured on a scheduled lunch break.
Frett v. State Farm Emple. Workers' Comp.
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