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May 9, 2016 Why Not Having an Employment Contract With Bank Officers Will Hurt You by Alan Marcuis and Amber Rogers Published in Bank Director Yesterday, John Smith, the president of ABC Bank, announced to the board of directors that he intended to resign to go work for XYZ Bank, a local competitor. Smith also intends to take some of the bank’s most important customers, and several...
Privacy and Security Law Report ® Reproduced with permission from Privacy & Security Law Report, 15 PVLR 934, 5/9/16. Copyright ஽ 2016 by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. (800-372-1033) http://www.bna.com Cybersecurity Insurance The result of Travelers Indemnity Co. of Am. v. Portal Healthcare Solutions, LLC is a notable win for policyholders seeking coverage for...
May 17, 2016 The FDA seeks to regulate 3D-printed medical devices by Maya M. Eckstein and Paul Nyffeler Published in InsideCounsel As we previously reported, the use of 3D printing for the production of medical devices has become almost commonplace. Indeed, the FDA has approved at least 85 3D-printed medical devices via its 501(k) approval pathway. The FDA, though, has long considered further...
The following article is from National Underwriter’s latest online resource, FC&S Legal: The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center. The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center POLLUTION EXCLUSION APPLIES TO LEAD POISONING CLAIM UNDER CGL POLICY May 25, 2016 Michael S. Levine and Andrew A. Stulce In Smith v. Ga. Farm Bureau Mut. Ins. Co.,[1] the Court of Appeals of...
May 26, 2016 Viewpoint: The Importance of Dissent at the NLRB by Ronald Meisburg Published in SHRM.org Sitting as the lone dissenter on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) might seem like a futile exercise. Grinding away on opinions that are critiques of the law as stated by your colleagues can be disenchanting work.But as a former NLRB member, I can attest that dissents are also valuable...
The following article is from National Underwriter’s latest online resource, FC&S Legal: The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center. The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center SECOND CIRCUIT REMINDS CONSUMER PRODUCT COMPANIES THAT INSURANCE OPTIONS EXIST FOR BIG DATA BLUNDERS AND PRIVACY FAUX PAS July 12, 2016 Syed S. Ahmad, Neil K. Gilman, and Paul T. Moura Consumer...
PRO BONO 2015 PRO BONO MATTERS HIGHLIGHTS Syrian refugee children in Greece who benefited from a nonprofit founded by a Hunton & Williams Washington partner. Read more inside. Photo credit: Hendrik de Kok A Victory for Texas Children In 2015, truancy, or “failure to attend school,” was decriminalized in the state of Texas. For years, Texas truancy laws...
June 14, 2016 How Your CGL Policy May Help with Trademark Infringement Litigation by Syed Ahmad and Jennifer White Published in Risk Management Magazine Historically, looking to a commercial general liability (CGL) policy in the face of a trademark infringement suit has proven to be the wrong target for policyholders hoping to recover attorney’s fees or fund settlements. Insurers often...
The following article is from National Underwriter’s latest online resource, FC&S Legal: The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center. The Insurance Coverage Law Information Center SECOND CIRCUIT REMINDS CONSUMER PRODUCT COMPANIES THAT INSURANCE OPTIONS EXIST FOR BIG DATA BLUNDERS AND PRIVACY FAUX PAS July 12, 2016 Syed S. Ahmad, Neil K. Gilman, and Paul T. Moura Consumer...
Litigation Alert: Not All E-Discovery News is Bad October 30, 2014 Not All E-Discovery News is Bad By Kelly Hoversten It’s been said that bad news will travel a thousand leagues, but good news sometimes doesn’t get past the door. So seems to be the case with electronic discovery. It is well-documented that more electronically stored information (ESI) is being saved than ever...
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A Legal Guide To TECNOLOGY TRANSACTIONS A Legal Guide To TECHNOLOGY TRANSACTIONS A Collaborative Effort Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development Gray Plant Mooty ISBN 1-888404-59-0 A Legal Guide To TECHNOLOGY TRANSACTIONS is available without charge from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, Small Business Assistance Office, 1st National Bank...
A Collaborative Effort Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development A Legal Guide To The Use Of SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE The Use Of SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE WORKPLACE ISBN 1-888404-61-2 A Legal Guide...
Advertising and Food Alert: The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act Does Not Shelter a Beverage Company from Claims of Deceptive and Misleading Food and Beverage Labeling and Advertising June 19, 2014 On June 12, 2014, the Supreme Court, in an 8-0 ruling, held in POM Wonderful LLC v. Coca-Cola Co. that a competitor may sue another under the Lanham Act for unfair competition because of false or...
Health Law Alert: The Deadline for Amending Business Associate Agreements is Quickly Approaching By Jesse Berg and Tim Johnson June 23, 2014 A key change from 2013’s HITECH “Omnibus” Rule was a requirement that Business Associate Agreements (“BAAs”) be modified to reflect the latest revisions to the HIPAA regulations. When the Rule was issued on...
