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“Senator Sheldon Whitehouse recently compared fossil fuel companies to the tobacco companies from years past, and advocated that the federal government launch a civil RICO investigation against the fossil fuel companies for allegedly misleading the public about climate change...“
- A New Front in the Climate Change Debate
The dramatic drops in the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong stock markets have produced very obvious repercussions in global markets. In China, the nature and extent of the market drops...
The lawsuits on these and other profound questions will be many and varied, and will last long into the future...
Weekend reading - from drones to cybersecurity guidelines to legal issues around livestreaming, and more.
Can copyright law defeat revenge porn?
For your convenience, a mid-week recap of some of the most well-read posts on JD Supra right now.
2014 was a great year for startups seeking funding. Two of the leading reporting companies, PitchBook and CB Insights, report similar trends (both of these reports focus on funding by...
The most popular post on JD Supra yesterday.
For your reference, three recent posts on content marketing tactics and strategy you should not miss.
In case you missed them the first time around, a recap of the most popular Cybersecurity reads on JD Supra in 2014. Expect this hot issue to be even hotter in the new year.
Popular Reads on Healthcare Reform
For your convenience, here's a quick recap of some of the most popular articles covering Healthcare Reform on JD Supra this month. A diversity of analysis and commentary on the many aspects of the Affordable Care Act:
The Assault on the ACA Continues in the Federal Appeals Courts
ACA, HIPAA, COBRA and HSA Penalties: What Do They Mean?
Why Are We Not Surprised? Hospital Charges Are The Largest Driver Of Medical Cost Inflation
ACA’s Deductible Limits for Small Groups Repealed
Health Care Reform: Who is a Full-Time Employee?
High Courts Vet Key Provisions Of The Affordable Care Act Government Extends Enrollment Deadline
Congress Passes Rare Bipartisan Amendment To Obamacare
The Affordable Care Act—Countdown to Compliance for Employers, Week 38: Congress Eliminates Separate Cap on Deductibles
Are You Susceptible To The Employer Mandate? Diagnose Yourself
Study Shows the ACA Will Not Lead Physicians to REDUCE the Number of Medicaid Recipients, Supply and Demand, and Get Me My Pokemon Cards!
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Additional updates on Healthcare Reform as the come in>>
A pungent plant known for its skunk-like aroma, marijuana, accompanied by its distinct scent, is poised to waft onto properties across Colorado that may find the odor less than euphoric. The issue becomes whether these Denver residents have a legal avenue to control the once contraband odors from invading their living spaces, be it an adjacent apartment, backyard, or living room...
Yes, we are aware of the irony of posting this on our Buzz blog
Expect more such analysis as the ... smoke ... clears and everyone makes sense of the numerous issues raised by legalized marijuana in Colorado (and Washington)
You can read the entire update here: Legal Pot Leads to Possible Nuisance Suits, but Viability is Unlikely
This post published at 4:20 PST. Just saying.
Medeski Martin and Wood (and Scofield) do a pretty amazing version of Legalize It. Enjoy:
How Bad Were These 100,000 Kids That Courts Had Them Sent To Adult Prisons? The Reason Disgusts Me.
When the public performance right was granted for music in 1897, there was really only one way such a performance could occur. Live performers could gather an audience from the public and sing and play in front of that audience. But over the years, advances in transmission and storage technologies made it possible to extend the reach of a performance....
When technology and the law evolve at different paces, AKA:
Supreme Court Hears Argument in Aereo Case re Bringing Broadcast TV to the Internet
A professional services firm is only as good as its providers and the right program in place can help you to also attract and retain the high caliber talent you need to stand out from...
[GM] believed the value of a person’s life was around $200,000 and that the design would kill about 500 people. The cost to fix the vehicles would be $8.59 per car. GM rationalized that paying off 500 deaths would only cost them around $2.49 per car for every car they had on America’s roads. It was cheaper in the long run to let the people burn and pay off the claims...
There it is, then. GM Recall — Bad Switches, Bad Relations, Bad Acts
Hot Reads in Cybersecurity
Once more into the (data) breach - here's a quick look at the most popular cybersecurity-focused updates on JD Supra during the first half of April. Heartbleed on the list, of course, but that's not all that matters right now. See for yourself:
The Heartbleed Lesson for All Companies? Manage the Risk...
Court Sides with FTC on Sweeping Data Security Role
Stop Phoning It in on Mobile Security: What Your Business Needs to Know About the FTC’s Settlements with Fandango and Credit Karma
The SEC Cybersecurity Roundtable: Indicator of Things to Come?
Court Rejects Wyndham’s Challenge to FTC’s Data-Security Enforcement Authority
EU – International data transfers from processors to processors made easier, good news for cloud providers and outsourcers
You're Not Immune: Hackers Target Health Care Providers Of All Shapes & Sizes
You're Not Immune: Hackers Target Health Care Providers Of All Shapes & Sizes
Trade Secrets? Tips For Keeping Data Safe
SEC Hosts Roundtable on Cybersecurity Issues and Challenges
European Parliament Adopts Compromise Amendments on Data Protection Regulation
NIST Releases Preliminary Cybersecurity Framework
Cybersecurity Disclosure Heats Up
And three more because that's how much we love you:
HHS's New Security Risk Tool for HIPAA Compliance
Windows XP Use May Violate HIPAA Starting April 8, 2014 License to Hack?
DOJ Seeks Expanded Authority to Use Hacking Techniques
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Legal Perspectives on Heartbleed
And by that title, no, we don't mean legal analysis of the occasional heartache that comes with being in love. We wish you the very best with that.
What we mean, of course, is:
First Glance: Legal Implications of the Heartbleed OpenSSL Bug? - Cynthia Larose for JD Supra Perspectives
Will Heartbleed Affect Data Breach Insurance Coverage? - Avery Dial and Michael Monteverde for JD Supra Perspectives
“Heartbleed” Bug – Antibiotics Won’t Help, Changing Passwords Might - Michelle Cohen at Ifrah Law
Heartbleed - A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words - Steven B. Roosa at Holland & Knight
Heartbleed SSL/TLS Vulnerability - Steven B. Roosa at Holland & Knight
Take Action to Stop the Bleeding: Follow These Steps - McDermott Will & Emery
With OpenSSL Compromised by Heartbleed, an Opportunity for Companies to Diversify Cyber Security Efforts - Jenna Felz and Pamela Harbour at BakerHostetler
Heartbleed Bug Creates Risk for Businesses and Consumers - Evan J. Foster at Saul Ewing
The Heartbleed Lesson for All Companies? Manage the Risk... - Steven Weisman for JD Supra Perspectives
Writing on additional Cybersecurity matters available here>>
