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In this episode of "Counsel That Cares," data security and privacy attorney Paul Bond is joined by Antonio Rega, managing director at J.S. Held, to discuss the latest developments regarding...

As part of a series of programs covering class action laws in jurisdictions around the world, and to supplement content found in Jones Day’s recent publication, Class Actions Worldview:...

Western Australia's government has agreed to a historic $180.4 million settlement to address the decades-long injustice of wages stolen from thousands of Aboriginal workers between 1936 and 1972. So where and how were wages stolen, who stole them and what is being done about it now?

Under state legislation, Aboriginal workers were denied pay or paid only a small fraction of their wages between 1936 and 1972

In response in part to the dozens of cases filed throughout the country related to assessment of insufficient funds (NSF) and overdraft (OD) fees, many banks and credit unions...

Epiq continues to earn the top rank among antitrust claims administrators. For the fifth year in a row, Epiq has taken the No. 1 spot....

Epiq Recognized as No. 1 Antitrust Claims Administrator for Fifth Year in a Row

As October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it's an especially appropriate time to provide an overview of the evolving cybersecurity obligations, guidance...

Imagine you are an investor and you decide to file a lawsuit after a company that you invest in suffers a stock drop. When you get to the courthouse...

Americans currently have $140 Billion in medical debt. It is the foremost reason for personal bankruptcy in America and the largest source of debt for American families.