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A More Stringent Article III Standard As A Useful Class-Action Tool (Even Beyond Data-Breach Cases)
Introduction In February 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court held in Clapper v. Amnesty Int’l USA, et al.,[1] that attorneys and human rights, labor, legal, and media organizations whose work required them to correspond with likely targets of federal surveillance lacked Article III standing to...
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Non-IP Law For IP Lawyers
This panel discussion, held on June 24, 2014, is the third and last of three seminars that Weil held this spring and summer at its New York headquarters on science, technology, intellectual property and the media. This seminar focuses on the non-IP aspects of law that frequently arise when...
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Cybersecurity, Cyber Governance, And Cyber Insurance: What Every Public Company Director Needs To Know
The number, severity, and sophistication of cyber attacks – whether on our retail economy, our healthcare sector, our educational sector or, in fact, our government and defense systems – grows worse by the day.[1] Among the most notable cyber breaches in the public company sphere...
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