A.M. BestTV: View from Washington; Lawyers Professional Liability Market in Flux
HIPAA Audits Set to Begin in 2014: Another Enforcement Mechanism for HIPAA Compliance
Deweys and Donts
Settlement Voided due to Facebook Post
The Face Behind Bitcoin
New York Trial Court Denies Partial Summary Judgment to Insurers Based Upon Dishonesty Exclusion and New York Public Policy
The Creep Factor: How to Think About Big Data and Privacy
FDIC sues former executives of Bradford Bank
Chief Compliance Officers: Are They Superheroes?
Halliburton and Fraud on the Market
At Halliburton argument, justices show little appetite for killing Basic
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in the Halliburton Case
Supreme Court Expands Scope of Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Liability
Should Corporations Conserve Water Because A Shareholder Believes Its The Right Thing To Do?
Under the hangmans hood
IndyMacs D&O Insurers Settle Rather Than Face 9th Circ.s Decision On Interrelated Claims
Attorney Fees Are Not Proper Where Plaintiff Dismisses Claims for Unlawful Debt Collection Practices
IRS Grants Partial, Temporary Relief from the Affordable Care Acts Employer Mandate
Employment Law Advisory for March 5, 2014: San Francisco Follows Emerging Trend, Restricts Use of Criminal Records by Employers
Recommendations in Response to the EEOCs New Lawsuit on Severance Agreements
Healthcare Reform in 2014 and Beyond - What individuals and employers can expect
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Employees of Private Companies May Bring Claims for Whistleblower Retaliation Under Sarbanes-Oxley
NLRB Rules Hospital's Resident Physicians Are Employees and Can Unionize
Roper St. Francis patient data sent to wrong place
Medical tort reform would cap 'pain and suffering' damages at $350,000
Bill Limiting Medical Malpractice Lawsuits Gets House Approval
ACA Brings Care Improvements, But Fewer Cost Reductions
British government under fire for alleged breach of millions of patient medical records
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