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In recognition of International Privacy Day on January 28, we wanted to share some insights on the top privacy and cybersecurity issues for the new year. Data privacy and cybersecurity...

Cases of alleged sexual assault and rape on cruise ships spiked sharply in 2023, the first year the cruise industry was back in full swing since the pandemic.

Former S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley continues to amaze us with obtuse answers to simple questions about matters of race. On the presidential campaign trail in New Hampshire, when explaining the

In the world of innovation, certain creations have left a mark, not always for the better. From swimming super suits promising unprecedented speed to

In 2024, privacy laws adopted by Montana, Oregon, Texas and Utah will become effective. While the laws have much in common (and are similar to the laws already in effect)....

Cases of alleged sexual assault and rape on cruise ships spiked sharply in 2023, the first year the cruise industry was back in full swing since the pandemic.

The U.S. Department of Labor published a final rule Jan. 9, 2024, on distinguishing employees from independent contractors for purposes of minimum wage...

Unlike the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union (EU), the United States does not have a nationwide comprehensive data privacy law. Instead, the United States...

U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) released the following statement and background highlighting his office’s accomplishments in constituent services and his legislation signed into law in 2023:“Whether we are helping veterans receive timely care or ensuring seniors receive their well-earned Social Security benefits, our office stands ready to help in any way we can,” said Sen.

At the beginning of each year, the Epiq Angle looks back at major developments affecting legal and business processes. Last week covered hot button issues in the eDiscovery space and...