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A letter or three per year, alerting of a data breach at a company with which you’ve interacted, is now par for the course. Hackers, and the companies whose data they seek, are engaged in a near-daily volley of attacks and defenses.
In a trio of cases brought against Gaston College, a community college in…
Hello everyone, my name is Jonathan D. Ash and I am a Partner in Fox Rothschild’s Princeton Office. I will be taking over this blog with some of my colleagues, who will introduce themselves in the coming days.
I want to thank Mark Tabakman for all of his years and dedication to the firm and…
To prove a False Claim under the False Claims Act (FCA), the government or relator must establish three elements:
In this blog post, we will explore the Falsity element. The FCA does not define “false,” but courts have established two types of falsity that can create liability under the FCA: factual…
Jeff MacHarg and Alexandra Hirsch
To secure a preliminary injunction, a party must present evidence of two things, and fast: (1) likelihood of success on the merits; and (2) irreparable harm. In this recent Order of Significance (denying a preliminary injunction), Judge Davis was able to skip over ‘success on the merits’ because he found…
The Texas Attorney General recently took action against Pieces Technologies Inc., resolving claims that the company made a series of false and misleading statements about the accuracy and safety of its Artificial Intelligence products.
“AI companies offering products used in high-risk settings owe it to the public and to their clients to be transparent about…
An employee with access to customer lists and other key business information leaves the company. You want to enforce your confidentiality agreement, but with the recent restrictions on non-competition/non-solicitation clauses, there’s not much you can do to stop them from using it – right? WRONG! California employers should be forward looking and act now to…
The Supreme Court’s Technology Department has done it again. Quietly adding even more features to the appellate courts’ electronic filings site, www.ncappellatecourts.org.
The filing site has long allowed attorneys and the public to locate and view records, briefs, and other appellate filings by using a flexible search engine. A few years ago, a direct…
The Freelance Worker Protection Act is a significant new bill currently sitting on Governor Newsom’s desk, awaiting a signature or veto. Also known as SB 988, the bill is designed to safeguard the rights of freelance workers in California. Here’s a breakdown of what this means for freelancers and hiring parties:
Who is a Freelance…
Transparency might be the most important food group in data privacy compliance, especially with the Federal Trade Commission, Office of the New York State Attorney General and California Privacy Protection Agency focusing their enforcement on true, meaningful disclosures that people can understand.
That was just one of the lessons US-based companies and multinationals learned last…
There is a new wave of lawsuits pertaining to data sharing in the automotive industry.
What are we discussing with our clients?
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