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This final post in the series on the new Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) rule will address steps to ensure that your clients are compliant.

Securities and Exchange Comm’n v. Eli Lilly & Co. (D. D.C.) Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Pays SEC $29.4M for Illegal Foreign Bribes 2013 WL 1151851

Driver of stolen car who was attempting to elude police was “seized” for purposes of Fourth Amendment, …

Every time a reader or potential client visits your blog, this is likely to be the first thing that goes through their mind. You have to quickly convince them that your content is interesting and valuable.

Last Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that farmers could not use copies of Monsanto’s genetically engineered seeds without paying the agribusiness giant a fee.

Many pre-law students who are facing a tough legal job market say they plan on pursuing a law degree, not to practice,

Despite a 2010 ruling to the contrary, the FBI continues to operate as though it does not require a warrant before obtaining private electronic communications.

Did you know that in 2012 over 300,000 cases were added to WestlawNext™? The law is ever-evolving. The status of the cases

Restaurant’s denial of entry to customer’s untrained service puppy was not extreme or outrageous conduct under California law, …

In this installment on preventing sexual harassment, I will look at the judicial response to privacy in the workplace and the framework under which courts should consider responding to digital acts of sexual harassment.