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15 Ways Your Firm – or Business – Can Avoid Exposure To Cyber Crime

Briefings / June 18, 2021

Most cyber experts acknowledge that virtually every domestic enterprise will experience one or more cyber-attacks in the coming years – the appropriate question is when the attack(s) will occur, not whether it will happen Business Exposure to Internet Crime Each year, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (“IC3”) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation publishes its Internet Crime Report. The

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Lawyer Faces Federal Charges of Producing Child Pornography

Press Releases / June 18, 2021

RIVERSIDE, California – An attorney with a law practice in Ontario was taken into federal custody today on a charge of producing child pornography that alleges he paid a teenaged girl to send him sexually explicit images. Sagi Schwartzberg, 38, of Fontana, was taken into custody by special agents with the FBI after the San

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Medical Malpractice Lawsuits – Texas Law Firms & Medical Malpractice Claims

Frequently Asked Questions / June 18, 2021

Medical malpractice lawsuits are surprisingly relatively few in number in the United States given the number of medical malpractice-related deaths that occur in the country. The difficulty with assessing accurate numbers for such cases arises because so many medical malpractice cases are either unreported or simply go unnoticed. However it has been reported by the

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Personal Injury Law FAQ – Understanding Personal Injury Claims

Frequently Asked Questions, Personal Injury Law / June 17, 2021

Personal Injury Law: The Law and Your Claim The society in which we live in today is governed by a set of rules and none moreso than in personal injury law claims. These rules ensure that the society functions and is run in an orderly manner. It also ensures that defaulters are given the appropriate

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London Law Firm Targeted in Cyber Attack Affecting Client Data

Law Firms / June 17, 2021

London law firm Gateley PLC announced this week that it had been targed by a cyber attack after the firm discovering unauthorised activity on the firm’s network. The firm issued a statement saying that they had quickly identified the intrustion and acted to secure their systems to minimize the collection of client data as a

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Fast-Growing AI Platform Introhive Raises $100 Million

Press Releases / June 16, 2021

Introhive’s AI-powered sales and revenue acceleration platform provides real-time intelligence, automates and cleans data to boost the capabilities of sales, marketing, and customer support teams FREDERICTON, NB – JUNE 16, 2021 – Introhive, one of the fastest-growing AI-powered sales and revenue acceleration platforms, today announced it has secured $100M in its Series C round led by PSG, a leading

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ASB To Repay Almost $9 Million Following Commerce Commission Warning

NZ Press Releases / June 16, 2021

The Commerce Commission has warned ASB Bank Limited (ASB) over likely responsible lending failures which resulted in borrowers being overcharged Early Repayment Adjustment (ERA) fees. The Commission has warned ASB that in the Commission’s view the bank is likely to have breached its obligations under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCF Act) by

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Climate Change Law – Climate Change Commission’s final advice – the foundation for change

NZ Press Releases / June 16, 2021

Bell Gully – A tougher starting point means emissions must fall by more to meet the 2050 targets, according to final advice released by the Climate Change Commission. The much-anticipated advice was tabled in Parliament on June 9, and stressed both the urgency around action along with the need to lay foundations to support deeper emissions

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Russell McVeagh: The Class Action Developments & The Law Commission Review

NZ Press Releases / June 16, 2021

Representative or class actions continue to grow and develop in New Zealand and around the globe. In this update, we consider some of these developments and summarise them in our infographic linked below. The update also considers the Law Commission’s current review of representative or class actions in New Zealand and possible reforms, with such

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LegalTech News: Baker & McKenzie Scales Up Machine Learning

Law Firm Technology, Press Releases / June 16, 2021

Global law firm Baker McKenzie continues its investment in bringing advanced machine learning to the legal sector, powered by SparkBeyond. The Firm is now establishing a dedicated team to combine legal domain expertise, data, data science and machine learning, following Baker McKenzie’s successful pilot of SparkBeyond’s transformational technology. ++> Post your legal role on LawFuel’s

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