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• November 9, 2022

  To Catch a Trade Secret Thief With Forensic Neutrals

  Remediating the theft of a trade secret can be likened to a dried red wine stain on your favorite white shirt.

• October 13, 2022

  Lessons For Cybersecurity Officers After Ex-Uber Exec Trial

  Sullivan’s actions and consequences are not the new rules for chief information security officers; they are the exceptions and below are some key considerations based on the results of this case.

• June 21, 2022

  Cyber Insurance for Ransomware

  The last year has shown law firms the importance of ensuring that their firms and businesses have adequate cyber insurance.

• October 1, 2021

  The Dirty Truth About Crypto: Money Laundering Made Easier

  This article attempts to provide the reader with that basic understanding.

• July 15, 2021

  Ransomware Payments, OFAC Compliance, and Avoiding Liability

  Paying a ransomware demand can expose an organization to sanctions liability. Here is how GCs, CISOs, and incident-response teams reduce OFAC risk.

• June 24, 2021

  Security Through Cryptography

  This CLE webinar covers encryption, a key management lifecycle, relevant encryption rules that all attorneys should be aware of and the current trends in cryptography.

• June 22, 2021

  Smart Contracts & Cryptocurrency Made Simple

  A senior lawyer asked his colleague “So when did Smart Contracts become “a thing”?

• June 17, 2021

  Decentralized Finance Made Simple: What Lawyers Need to Know

  DeFi is highly attractive and quickly growing; however, the entire concept is still relatively new.

• June 11, 2021

  Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity

  This recorded CLE webinar reviews the recent Executive Order released by President Joseph Biden, “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity,” on May 12, 2021.

• May 26, 2021

  Attracting Top Cybersecurity Talent to the Federal Government: A Simple Yet Bold Solution

  As one DHS official put it, the challenges with recruiting cybersecurity workers to the government is a “national security issue”.

• April 19, 2021

  Cross-Border Data Transfer Following the Schrems II Decision

  In November 2020, the European Union (CJEU) Court of Justice invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield pact in the “Schrems II” decision.

• April 13, 2021

  An Introduction to the Preservation of Mobile and Social Media Evidence: Common Platforms, Tools to Use, and Strategies for Preservation

  This recorded CLE webinar discusses how to properly preserve and social media evidence in litigation.

• March 29, 2021

  Trade Secrets: Is Litigating Infringement Worth It? What Can Be Done Instead?

  However, information deemed a trade secret is not protected by a patent, copyright, or trademark. Such information is protected by keeping it under wraps.

• March 16, 2021

  Preparing Social Media Evidence for Trial – Part 2

  Part two of this recorded CLE webinar continues a review of the rules, procedures, and case law for the introduction of social media evidence into trial.

• March 12, 2021

  Special Masters: When Does it Make Sense and How Do We Get One?

  Over time, disputes have become increasingly more complex.

• March 10, 2021

  Questions to Ask Law Firms to Know if They Were Compromised?

  Most law firms practice law. Only a handful operate as global companies and even fewer invest significantly in cybersecurity annually.

• February 26, 2021

  Avoid U.S. Department of Treasury’s OFAC Advisory Sanctions If You Pay a Ransom to Hackers

  The Advisory highlights “the sanctions risks associated with ransomware payments related to malicious cyber-enabled activities.”

• February 15, 2021

  I Could Be Prosecuted for Paying Ransomware Ransom! How is that Possible?

  As our world becomes increasingly technologically driven, the risk of cybercrimes rises exponentially.

• January 15, 2021

  Best Practices for Remote Advocacy During the Pandemic

  The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has significantly changed the legal world.

• December 4, 2020

  Mastering Complex Cases: Effective Use of Special Masters in Complex Civil Cases

  Complex cases often require intensive judicial management. The “complexity“ could be a result of many factors.

• November 11, 2020

  The COVID-19 Impact on Arbitration & How To Navigate Virtual Proceedings

  Legal proceedings have traditionally been in-person activities, with counsel, parties, witnesses, and the judge, arbitrator or mediator all physically present.

• September 11, 2020

  Arbitration During A Global Pandemic: How to Properly Leverage Zoom and Similar Platforms to Conduct Arbitration Hearings

  First, parties must identify a platform (e.g., Zoom) which will be the presumptive platform used for the arbitration hearing, absent any other orders by the arbitrator.

• September 10, 2020

  Lawyer’s Guide on Managing Supply Chain Risk in a COVID-19 World

  This CLE will examine the business, cybersecurity, and legal concerns of supply chain and vendor risk in the wake on the covid-19 pandemic.

• August 31, 2020

  Employer Best Practices for Monitoring Remote Devices

  All of these exceptions decrease an individual’s privacy rights and reasonable expectation of privacy in work-related matters.

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