A new report published by the software company Egress this month, Phishing Threat Trends Report, is a must-read. It…

This week, Marriott International, Inc. and its subsidiary Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide LLC (collectively, Marriott) agreed to settle on…

Following in the footsteps of Nebraska, the Attorneys General of North Carolina, California, and New Jersey filed complaints against…

Dispute resolution provisions that grant one party the unilateral right to choose either litigation or arbitration to resolve disputes are…

Plaintiffs sometimes seek to certify an “issues class” under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23(c)(4) (or an equivalent state court…

*This post was co-authored by Paul Palma, legal intern at Robinson+Cole. Paul is not admitted to practice law.

On September…

October is always a busy month for cybersecurity professionals. For the past 21 years, October has been an especially busy…

On Tuesday this week, Montana’s new consumer protections law took effect, joining many other states with similar consumer privacy rights…

Across Europe and other countries, there are numerous data protection authorities with differing goals and enforcement powers. Until 2020, when…

The Office for Civil Rights of the Department of Health and Human Services (OCR) announced on September 26, 2024, that…

This week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced a data protection and cybersecurity settlement with T-Mobile, resolving the FCC’s investigations…

A new US National Cybersecurity Alliance survey  shows that over one-third (38%) of “employees share sensitive work information with…