Illinois Receiver Fights Hartford Unit for Coverage in Hack Suit
An Illinois office handling the estates of insolvent or troubled insurance companies urged a federal appeals court to revive its case against a
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Key Democrat Asks Target, CVS About Consumer Data Use in Pricing
Energy and Commerce Committee Ranking Member Frank Pallone, Jr. asked two dozen retailers, including
IRS-DHS Data Sharing Implementation Questioned by Appeals Court
A federal appeals court appeared skeptical of the government’s efforts to overturn a preliminary injunction banning the sharing of taxpayer data with immigration authorities, after the IRS mistakenly disclosed thousands of immigrants’ information to the Department of Homeland Security through an agreement between the two agencies.
Ryan Rohlfsen Joins Latham & Watkins Chicago White Collar Team
Ryan Rohlfsen joined Latham & Watkins as a partner in its white collar defense & investigations practice in Chicago, the firm announced Tuesday.
Baker McKenzie Recruits Cybersecurity Partner Hanniford in DC
Katherine Hanniford joined Baker McKenzie as a partner in its data & cyber practice in Washington, DC, the firm announced Tuesday.
Craftsy Subscribers Reach Deal to Dismiss Video-Privacy Lawsuit
Three subscribers to hobby tutorial site Craftsy are settling their video privacy dispute with site operator TN Marketing LLC and have informed the court they’re dismissing the case.
Amazon Defeats Biometric Suit Over John Hancock Customer Calls
Health Providers Fret Over Cost of Cybersecurity in Privacy Rule
An HHS proposal to require hospitals and other healthcare facilities to scale up their patient data security infrastructure is drawing criticism over concerns that it could cost billions to implement.
DOJ Targets NYU With Criminal Subpoena for Trans Health Records
New York University’s hospital system said it’s one of multiple institutions that received a grand jury subpoena for transgender health records, the latest escalation of the Justice Department’s investigations of gender-affirming care to minors.
Federal Agent Cell Location Searches Raise NJ Privacy Concerns
New Jersey judges searched for a workable line Tuesday in an oral argument over when out-of-state agents can avoid requirements for cell phone location searches .
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Apollo Restructuring Judge Hit With Recusal Bid Over Skadden Tie
A Delaware judge’s links to a major law firm should compel her to step aside from litigation challenging a $570 million payout by
Ryan Rohlfsen Joins Latham & Watkins Chicago White Collar Team
Ryan Rohlfsen joined Latham & Watkins as a partner in its white collar defense & investigations practice in Chicago, the firm announced Tuesday.
Womble Bond Hires Kyle Agee for Corporate, Securities Practice
Kyle Agee joined Womble Bond Dickinson as a partner in its corporate & securities practice group on the private wealth team in Charlotte, N.C., the firm announced Tuesday.
Akin Employs Four Sidley Private Equity Partners in NY, London
Gerald Brant, Jeffrey Kochian, Brittany Harrison and Jonathon Hamill joined Akin as partners in its private equity practice in New York and London, the firm announced Tuesday.
Barnes & Thornburg Nabs Insurance Recovery Partner Balice in LA
Joseph Balice joined Barnes & Thornburg as a partner in its insurance recovery practice in Los Angeles, the firm announced Tuesday.
Baker McKenzie Recruits Cybersecurity Partner Hanniford in DC
Katherine Hanniford joined Baker McKenzie as a partner in its data & cyber practice in Washington, DC, the firm announced Tuesday.
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