Cooley – ByMatthew Brown, Scott Dailard, Randy Sabett – The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has brought over 50 cases against companies that put consumer data at unreasonable risk. On June 30, 2015, the FTC released a guide titled Start with Security that summarizes 10 lessons the FTC has culled over the course of these cases. […]
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Wyoming attorney Gerry Spence is one of the most celebrated lawyers in America. In fact one of the most celebrated lawyers anywhere for his prowess in Court. The latest debate over police shootings in the US have seen comments from all quarters and now the NYPost Page Six columnist Cindy Adams has written about Mr
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Recruiting lawyers from Ivy League universities is standard practice for most Big Law firms, let alone those in the little league. But why is New York lawyers Adam Leitman Bailey turn their back on the Ivy League lawyers? The firm’s founding partner Adam Bailey explained all in a Huffington Post article in July that the
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Why did Donald Trump consider a lawyer “disgusting”? What could have aroused the presidential candidate and real estate and television mogul to become so indignant by a lawyer? Simple answer: A request by the lawyer to take a medical break to pump breast milk for her three month old daughter. >> Check this best-selling weight
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. (July 28, 2015) — The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP today announced its recognition among the 50 Best Law Firms for Women 2015 by Working Mother magazine and Flex-Time Lawyers. This is the third consecutive year the firm has been honored. For several years, Working Mother magazine
Seyfarth Shaw – With New York joining in last year, nearly half the country has laws permitting state residents to use marijuana for medical purposes, and a handful even permit recreational use. California led the movement when it passed the so-called “Compassionate Use Act” in 1996. At present, use and distribution of marijuana remain federal
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Robins Kaplan – Predictions suggest that the global market for cloud computing services should reach $118 billion by the end 2015 and climb as high as $200 billion by 2018.1 Although the cloud computing industry continues to be in its infancy, organizations of all sizes have embraced cloud computing because of its promise as an
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International law firm Clifford Chance has advised Amdipharm Mercury (AMCo) on its acquisition of Australian pharmaceutical company, Boucher and Muir (BNM). The acquisition of BNM is in line with AMCo’s strategy of international expansion into key territories. In addition to owning rights to a portfolio of specialty and niche medicines, B&M is one of AMCo’s
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Attorney General Pam Bondi announced today the sentencing of a Pinellas County man to two years in prison for fraudulently misrepresenting timeshare marketing services resulting in an estimated $900,000 in losses for the victims of this scheme. James Holmes, 55, previously handled sales operations for Buy Owner Resort Marketing, a company which operated
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The immigration process is one of the most complicated aspects of moving to another country. An illegal move can land you in hot soup. It is, therefore, important to understand what it takes to become a legally authorized immigrant/citizen of the US. Let’s have a look at what makes an immigrant legal in the US.
