Fraudulently Submitting Fake Application Violates Licensing Statutes
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Paul B. Kumar appealed a final agency decision of Commissioner of the Department of Banking and Insurance (Commissioner or Department) revoking his
Class Certification Proving Challenging in Data Breach Actions
A trio of decisions illustrates the challenge of obtaining class certification in class actions based on data breaches. Relatively few courts have addressed the issue of class certification in data security and privacy lawsuits, but three of the courts to
Courts Remain Skeptical of Certifying Data Privacy Class Actions
In this era where there appears to be a new data security incident announced each month, there is surprisingly little class certification jurisprudence for data security class actions. Indeed, to date we know of only four decisions that have addressed
UK: Part VII Transfers: Proactive, Judgment Led, Intrusive Regulation – the Beginning of a Trend?
On 16 March 2012, Mr Justice Morgan handed down his judgment on an application for directions on the Part VII transfer of the UK insurance business of the Combined Insurance Company of America (CICA) to ACE European Group Limited (AEG)