Foley Partner Michael Overly reinforces that information security is much more than a privacy-related matter and explains why denial-of-service attacks can be just as problematic to companies as confidentiality breaches.

President Biden will address privacy in his State of the Union Address on Tuesday, Feb. 7 - not only for children, but for all adults.

An emerging trend sees directors and officers liable and responsible for cybersecurity.

Cybersecurity is an issue that should be top-of-mind for all companies. But there are three misconceptions about cybersecurity that can put companies at significant risk.

The Internet of Things has resulted in an endless amount of data production.

An information asset audit is fundamental to a robust information security program.

So much of the modern world is aimed at getting to a quick, reliable, and concise answer. Surrounded by data, lightening fast algorithms, and computers in our pockets...

The Department of Labor has released Advisory Opinion 2005-02A providing further guidance on the duty of insurance companies providing insurance coverage to ERISA pension and welfare benefit plans to furnish information to plans on commissions and fees paid to brokers, agents, and other persons

Associate Pooja Nair and West Coast Regional Manager for the Litigation Support Group Leslie Nash Tookey authored an article that appeared in The National Law Journal on January 28, 2013 titled "Five cases made for a momentous year in predictive coding."

The Manufacturing Industry Advisory team wishes you a Happy New Year! Thank you for your continued support of the Manufacturing Industry Advisory blog!

Happy Manufacturing Day! On the first Friday of October, we celebrate advances in modern manufacturing while inspiring future generations of manufacturers.

Yesterday, the House passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) along party lines. As we discussed in our prior blog post here, the TCJA extends the ITC with respect to certain "orphaned" technologies ...

At a pivotal time for the maturing – but still young – cryptocurrency industry, Foley & Lardner LLP surveyed executives and investors to gauge attitudes and perspectives on the use, risks...

While the word on the street is that Generative AI is not quite ready for prime time, the recent large investments at "sky-high valuations" from the big tech players in the space suggest prime time may come sooner rather than later.

This IEEE Spectrum article neatly summarizes trends and recent developments within artificial intelligence (AI) in 2024, highlighting some interesting data points.

Foley's Startup Advisors answer questions that entrepreneurs need to know for their startup venture.

The latest episode of Energized with Foley features a dynamic conversation between Deanna Reitman and Courtney Stephens exploring the technical engine driving today’s energy industry.

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a proposal to charge patent holders a fee based on the value of their patents, potentially ranging from 1% to 5%.

The Trump administration's tariffs have reshaped global trade—but how do they impact your contracts? From force majeure to price adjustment clauses, understanding these provisions is critical for protecting your business.

California State Senator Wiener proposed SB 1047 to regulate the risks associated with AI. The bill, if enacted, would require AI developers to determine if an AI model has a "positive safety determination," ...