Groundbreaking Win for Privacy Advocates in New Jersey
This morning, the Appellate Division in New Jersey affirmed the right to proceed to trial for 30 women who alleged that they had been surreptitiously
March 23, 2018
This morning, the Appellate Division in New Jersey affirmed the right to proceed to trial for 30 women who alleged that they had been surreptitiously
The popular travel website Orbitz.com has announced that it discovered evidence of a data breach in which an unauthorized third party accessed personal information for
As the Olympics have just ended, we have celebrated the wonder of sports and their power to spread joy. The Olympics are an awesome event
So many of my blog entries have to do with very serious issues, such as riding mower rollover deaths, asbestos disease, complex regional pain syndrome,
Technological innovation has improved the safety of motor vehicles over the last thirty years. The mandatory use of seat belts has been accompanied by the
I have written before on this page about the Trump Administration’s vendetta against the agencies that are tasked to protect our environment and Americans from
On February 13, 2018, the Court of Appeals weighed in on an important issue relating to the discoverability of private social media content. In a
Last week the United States Supreme Court denied certiorari in CareFirst, Inc. v. Attias, No: 17-241. The denial of certiorari leaves in place the D.C.
Activism is alive in Parkland Florida. And not merely alive, but raging. Agree with them or not; support them or not: one must be impressed
