An Educational Blog Series
California’s "Shine the Light” law (Section 1798.83 of the California Civil Code), enacted on January 1, 2005, regulates how businesses share customers’ personal information with third-parties for dir[...] Read More
Last year, the Californian Legislature passed a ground-breaking privacy law that gives consumers more control over what businesses do with their data. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) went i[...] Read More
Joining the military comes with the understanding of substantial risk to one’s life. Prior to the National Defense Authorization Act 2020 (NDAA), however, a separate, inconspicuous danger lurked for s[...] Read More
Before advertising your legal services, it’s always a good idea to orient (or re-orient) yourself with the rules governing attorney conduct in your jurisdiction. As technology evolves, so too does you[...] Read More
As most lawyers know, under the American Rule of Law each party in a civil action must bear his, her or its own litigation costs and attorney’s fees. However, in a judicial system where contingent fee[...] Read More
Within the past few years, large-scale data breaches have frequently made headlines. Consequently, civil actions arising therefrom have followed—making data breach litigation a more common occurrence [...] Read More
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