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A Closer Look at the Capitals' First and Second Draft Picks - Vimarsana News

A Closer Look at the Capitals' First and Second Draft Picks

Dive into the skills and potential of the Caps' first two picks from this year's draft.

Three Scenarios for the Chargers LT Problem - Vimarsana News

Three Scenarios for the Chargers LT Problem

The loss of Rashawn Slater to the Charger’s offensive line is probably the worst news we could have received following a loss. Slater went out late in the third quarter in yesterdays 38-10 loss against the Jaguars.

The Cycle of Mediocrity and Despair Continues: Carson Wentz Trade Edition - Vimarsana News

The Cycle of Mediocrity and Despair Continues: Carson Wentz Trade Edition

Staging the brand reveal on Groundhog Day was no coincidence

15 NFL QB Trade Candidates - Vimarsana News

15 NFL QB Trade Candidates

With the 2022 league year just 3 weeks away, we'll take a deep dive into the likely & possible options for notable QB trade candidates across the NFL.

No (Actual) Injury, No Problem: Second Circuit Recognizes An "Increased-Risk" Theory Of Standing For Plaintiffs In Data Breach Cases | Vinson & Elkins LLP - Vimarsana News

No (Actual) Injury, No Problem: Second Circuit Recognizes An "Increased-Risk" Theory Of Standing For Plaintiffs In Data Breach Cases | Vinson & Elkins LLP

[co-author: Lara McMahon] In McMorris v. Carlos Lopez & Associates, LLC, a data breach case, the Second Circuit held that plaintiffs may demonstrate standing based on a theory of “increased risk” of future identity theft or fraud following an unauthorized disclosure of their data. With this holding, the Second Circuit joins the Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, and D.C. Circuits in recognizing that a plaintiff can establish an Article III injury based solely on an increased risk of identity theft or fraud. 1 While the Third, Fourth, Eighth, and Eleventh Circuits 2 have declined to find standing on ...