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That's a Wrap…or Not? Regulatory Data Incident Investigation Resolutions and the Path Forward | Troutman Pepper - Vimarsana News

That's a Wrap…or Not? Regulatory Data Incident Investigation Resolutions and the Path Forward | Troutman Pepper

As we discussed in part three of this series, “Navigating the Complexities of Regulatory Data Incident Investigations,” when an organization is the subject of regulatory data incident...

National Working Committee member asks court to order forensic audit of PMAN account - Vimarsana News

National Working Committee member asks court to order forensic audit of PMAN account

A member of the National Working Committee of the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Asha Fapounda, has asked...

Derby photographer fined after customers complain - Vimarsana News

Derby photographer fined after customers complain

On Thursday, District Attorney Marc Bennett announced the investigation is over, and the photographer will have to pay the customers back.

Source: yahoo.com
Derby photographer fined $30K over misrepresented work, botched wedding shoot, DA says - Vimarsana News

Derby photographer fined $30K over misrepresented work, botched wedding shoot, DA says

She also has to pay $2,000 in restitution to two customers who complained, the Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office said in a news release.

Source: yahoo.com
Property manager to pay $1M, change allegedly deceptive biz practices in Fort Collins, Boulder, Greeley and Denver - Vimarsana News

Property manager to pay $1M, change allegedly deceptive biz practices in Fort Collins, Boulder, Greeley and Denver

Four Star Realty, a property management company that rents mainly to college students in Boulder, Fort Collins, Greeley and Denver, has agreed to pay the state a $1 million settlement and will change its business practices related to security deposits and fees charged to tenants.