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Dewey B Strategic

Terminal Outrage: Results of the 2018-19 Dewey B Strategic “Hits and Misses Survey” Bloomberg BNA Realignment Voted “Biggest Miss”

By Jean O'Grady
April 11, 2019

The major takeaway from the 2018-19 Dewey B Strategic Hits and Misses Survey is that consumers of legal information regard 2018 as “a miss.” The problem wasn’t so much the products—although products play an important role in triggering the discontent.…

Cruise Law News

Federal Judge Threatens to Imprison Carnival Executives for Continued Environmental Crimes

By Jim Walker
April 11, 2019
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Calling Carnival Corporation a “criminal defendant,” United States Federal District Judge Patricia Seitz threatened to send the  “members of Carnival’s executive committee” to a “detention center for a couple of days” for violation of the terms of its probation for…

All About IP

Germany Introduces New Trade Secrets Act Which Imposes Extensive Preventive Measures on Companies

By Amira Hanem Ibrahim & Konstantin von Werder
April 11, 2019
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After several months of delay and heated political discussion among all German parties about the scope of protection regarding journalists, whistleblowers and employees, the German parliament adopted the Federal Government’s draft Trade Secrets Act on 21 March 2019. This act…

TechLaw Crossroads

LexisNexis Announces Interaction— Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel Integration

By Stephen Embry
April 9, 2019

LexisNexis yesterday announced that its subsidiary client relationship management (CRM) product, Interaction would  now work seamlessly with Microsoft® Outlook, Excel and Word-three applications that many lawyers typically use. InterAction® for Office 365® is available for both desktop and subscription versions of…

Nursing Home Law Blog

Over 50 VA Nursing Homes Found to Have Caused “Actual Harm” to Veterans

By Denise M. Mariani
April 8, 2019
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Recently, the Department of Veterans Affairs released inspection reports of 99 VA nursing homes across the country, and the results are staggering. Out of the 99 VA nursing homes inspected, 52 were cited for deficiencies that caused “actual harm” to…

Consumer Finance Monitor

New York passes sweeping legislation impacting student loan servicers

By Sarah E. Pruett
April 8, 2019
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On April 1, 2019, New York enacted Article 14-A, governing servicers of student loans owed by New York residents, in connection with New York’s fiscal year 2020 budget. Though sweeping legislation has been anticipated for some time, awareness of the…

International Trade Law

Brexit Update – UK Parliament Rejects Withdrawal Agreement

By Amar Mann
March 29, 2019

Summary:

  • The UK Parliament – for the third (and likely final) time – rejected the Withdrawal Agreement that was negotiated over the course of 18 months between the UK Government and EU.
  • As things stand, the UK is therefore on

…

Consumer Finance Monitor

HUD files FHA action against Facebook alleging discriminatory advertising practices

By Christopher J. Willis
March 29, 2019

The Department of Housing and Urban Development has issued a “Charge of Discrimination” against Facebook that charges the company “with engaging in discriminatory housing practices in violation of the [provisions of the Fair Housing Act that prohibit discrimination based…

CAP·impact

The CAP⋅impact Podcast – Episode 42: Combating Youth Suicides in Kansas with Prof. Jennifer Schmidt

By Jon Wainwright & Capital Center for Law & Policy
March 28, 2019
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I recorded today’s episode on efforts to reduce and prevent youth suicide with University of Kansas School of Law Professor Jennifer Schmidt last Wednesday, 3/20. Just days later we learned that one survivor of the Parkland school shooting took committed…

Socially Aware Blog

YouTube disallows ads on anti-vax content; privacy bills aim to extend children’s protections from Internet harm, secure users’ control over data

By Julie O'Neill
March 19, 2019

New York is now one of the 43 states where “revenge porn,” the posting of explicit photographs or videos to the Internet without the subject’s consent, is punishable by law. See how far the states have come – find out…

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