Snapchat In The Workplace: Where’s It App?
By Justine Turnbull, Esq. & Shomaice Zowghi, Esq. of Seyfarth Shaw LLP ‘Snapchat is about sharing moments and having fun’ reads the tagline of the mega-app that has the fastest-groFailure to Update Business Associate Agreement Leads to Health System’s Settlement with OCR
By Linda Mullany, Esq. of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani, LLP A hospital’s breach notification to the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Civil Rights (“OCRâ€) led tDoD Updates Cyber Incident Reporting Rule
By Jason C. Gavejian, Esq. of Jackson Lewis, P.C. On October 4, 2016, a final rule was published in the Federal Register which implements statutory requirements for Department of Defense (DoD) cLessons in Cyber-Hygiene: Securing Employee Passwords
By James M. Paulino II Esq. and Meghan A. Collins Esq. of Goldberg Segalla The human element remains a significant threat vector for institutions of all sizes, and management is well advised to takWhat The Hack? The True Cyber Threat May Be Closer Than You Think
By J. Stephen Berry, Esq., Keith Moskowitz, Esq. , Diane D. Carter, Esq. and Samantha Wenger, Esq. of Dentons With the number of cyber-attacks on the rise, companies are increasing their vigilanceCourt Rejects Insured’s Attempt To “Shoe-Horn†Trademark Infringement Claims Under Advertising Injury Provisions
By Michael C. Cannata, Esq. and Frank Misiti, Esq. of Rivkin Radler LLP The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California recently rejected efforts by an insured to procure coverage foNew York Proposes Required Cybersecurity Programs for Financial Institutions
By Richard L. Reiter, Esq. of Wilson Elser In an unprecedented effort to protect New York State’s financial services industry from cyber threats, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced a proposeNew California Law Takes Aim At Choice of Law Provisions in Employment Agreements
By Michelle Lee Flores, Esq., Jason E. Barsanti, Esq. of Cozen O’Connor Borrowing from the famous tourism marketing tagline of its neighboring state, a new California law effectively tells eSmall Breaches Matter Too: OCR Broadens HIPAA Breach Investigations
By Michael A. Dowell of Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP The Regional Offices of the Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) already investigate every reported Health InsuSharing of Passwords Under Certain Circumstances Unlawful
By Jeffrey M. Schlossberg, Esq. of Jackson Lewis P.C. Many companies have experienced the departure of an employee and the elimination of that former employees access to the company’s computThree Common Misconceptions About Non Profit Insurance Coverage
By Phil Wightman CEO of SteelBridge Insurance Services When you’re a non-profit organization purchasing insurance coverage, it’s important to understand in detail what you’re rFrying Pan or Fire? Policyholders Beware the Strange Incentives in “Burning Limits†Liability Insurance Policies
By William G. Passannante, Esq. of Anderson Kill P.C. We buy liability insurance policies to protect against claims, and the average policyholder expects that their insurance company and the defensThe SEC, Corporate Governance, Disclosure and Social Policy: Diversity in the Board Room
By Priya Cherian Huskins of Woodruff-Sawyer & Co. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s mission is to protect investors, maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets, and facilitate cWearable Device Data: The Next Big Thing for Employment Litigation Cases
By Karla Grossenbacher. Esq. and Selyn Hong, Esq. of Seyfarth Shaw LLP Wearable device data may be the next big thing in the world of evidence for employment cases since social media. Given that itNo Surprise: Illinois Attorney General Rules Private Emails May Be Considered Public Documents
By Michael Zimmermann, Esq., Andrew Paine, Esq. and Luke Glisan. Esq. of Tressler LLP In an opinion issued on August 9, 2016, the Illinois Attorney General’s Office found that private emailsCombating Insurance Fraud The Continuing Fraud Fight
By Howard Goldblatt Insurance fraud is considered the second largest financial crime in the U.S., behind only tax fraud. Estimates vary, but insurance fraud steals at least $80 billion a year. ThisUsing the Affordable Care Act in Defense of Catastrophic Personal Injury Cases
By Kent M. Adams, Esq. and Allison R. Edwards, Esq. of Wilson Elser Courts across the country are beginning to consider the argument that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) serves as a vehicle to limit3 Essential Steps For Responding To Ransomware Attacks
By Damon W. Silver, Esq. of Jackson Lewis P.C. Likely because most victims comply with their demands, the incidence of attacks by ransomware hackers has exploded in 2016. Guidance issued by the U.SInsurers Not Bound By Four Corners of Complaint When Determining Duty to Defend Under Illinois Law
By Katharine Thompson, Esq. of Gordon & Rees LLP In Landmark American Insurance Company v. Peter Hilger, the Seventh Circuit, applying Illinois law, recently clarified that an insurer may introMeet The Experts
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