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Believe it or not, Congress passed a law. That law impacts how you, Automotive Industry Company, are providing your warranties...

A group of Philadelphia-area companies and organizations just released a joint study describing the state of the information technology industry in the region.

Tracy Moon's article "Avoid Legal Claims When Monitoring Employees With GPS Technologies" was featured onConstruction Executive September 9, 2014.

California Labor Code § 515.5 exempts computer software professionals from the overtime pay requirements imposed by Labor Code § 510, provided they meet certain requirements.

The general threat of cyberattacks comes as no surprise in the wake of highly publicized data breaches.

Big Data — the ability to collect, process, and interpret massive amounts of information — has reached health care.

FDA recently issued two draft guidance documents intended to reduce oversight for low-risk medical devices...

Since the President’s February 2013 Executive Order directing the NIST to lead the development of a voluntary framework to address and reduce cyber risks, the agencies and stakeholders involved have been exploring whether to tie the February 2014 NIST Framework to incentives such as cyberliability insurance.

Among the flurry of executive actions taken during his first day in office, President Trump formally established the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency Service...

On May 19, 2010, the House Committee on Ways & Means will hold a hearing on tax proposals related to legislation to legalize Internet gaming.

Businesses may find it more challenging to purchase or renew cyber liability insurance coverage, according to recent articles by Advisen¹, Reuters, and follow-up communications with Robert Parisi...

No matter how strict the privacy settings, Facebook can turn a user’s life into an open book. The Stored Communications Act, prohibits an entity, such as Facebook and MySpace, from disclosing information posted by users to their private pages without the account owner’s consent.

It is common knowledge that when we access the internet, our computers, as part of their basic system functionality, make copies of the webpages we access.

The Fourth Circuit rejected Cox's narrow definition of "repeat infringer," however, and affirmed the lower court's denial of the safe harbor defense.

Brand owners wanting to prevent their trademarks from being used by others as an .xxx domain name will have a limited opportunity to apply for the domain registry's blocking program.

The end of the year is a busy time for software publishers and entities like the BSA and the SIIA to resolve an audit target's copyright infringement dispute by entering into settlement agreements.

In opposition to the imminent launch of the new .XXX generic top level domain (gTLD), two adult entertainment companies have filed suit in federal district court in Los Angeles against the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and ICM Registry, the sole operator of the .XXX domain name registry