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  1. Bright Law Blog

    Increased Privacy Act Breach Penalties

    By David Jacobson

    The Commonwealth Government has announced a new penalty regime under the Privacy Act. The penalties will apply to all businesses to which the Privacy Act applies with a focus on…

  2. Consumer Protection Connection

    FTC’s 2018 Data Privacy and Security Update Highlights Enforcement

    By Sheila Millar, Tracy Marshall

    The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently released its annual report highlighting its work on privacy and data security during 2018. The FTC initiated five enforcement actions arising out of data…

  3. Ride the Lightning

    The Lawyer’s Ethical Duties After a Data Breach

    By Sharon Nelson

    I read a nice article on JD Supra written by Anton Janik, Jr. of Williams Mitchell and originally published in the 2019 Winter edition of The Arkansas Lawyer. The article…

  4. Declassified

    Another Punt: The Supreme Court Denies Certiorari in the <i>Zappos</i> Case

    By J. Thomas Richie, Michael R. Pennington, Scott Burnett Smith

    We wrote recently about how the certiorari petition in Zappos.com, Inc. v. Stevens was a possible vehicle to put the question of standing in data breach cases back before the…

  5. Employment Class and Collective Action Update

    U.S. Supreme Court Allows Zappos Data Breach Litigation to Proceed

    By Stephanie L. Adler-Paindiris, Eric R. Magnus, David R. Golder

    Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a petition for a writ of certiorari by Zappos requesting the Court to review a Ninth Circuit Court decision which allowed customers affected by…

  6. Workplace Privacy, Data Management & Security Report

    U.S. Supreme Court Allows Zappos Data Breach Litigation to Proceed

    By Joseph J. Lazzarotti, Jason C. Gavejian, Maya Atrakchi

    Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a petition for a writ of certiorari by Zappos requesting the Court to review a Ninth Circuit Court decision which allowed customers affected by…

  7. Security, Privacy and the Law

    Is Your Company’s Board of Directors Cyber Savvy?

    By Julia Huston

    Every company should expect that at some point it will experience a data breach. Whether as a result of hackers, disgruntled employees, or careless acts such as losing an unencrypted…

  8. The D&O Diary

    Guest Post: Claims Against Directors for Failure to Insure Against Cyber Risk Are More Likely Now

    By Kevin LaCroix

    [caption id="attachment_17827" align="alignleft" width="281"] Francis Kean[/caption] In the following guest post, Francis Kean, Executive Director FINEX Willis Towers Watson, take a look at an interesting and arguably surprising recent U.K.…

  9. Future Lawyer

    Facebook Password Exposure – Another Reason For Two Factor Authentication

    By rickgeorges

    Facebook exposed up to 600 million user passwords to its employees | Android Central. Why a company as large as Facebook would store user passwords in a plain text database…

  10. Data Privacy & Security Observer

    Middle District of Alabama Denies Class Certification in Data Breach Claim Brought by Bank Against Retailer

    By Brandon Robinson

    In our Southeast Financial Litigation Monitor, our own Lindsey Catlett posts about a recent opinion in Southern Independent Bank vs. Fred's Inc., in which the Middle District of Alabama denied…