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The regulatory regime overseeing data protection breaches has just got tougher. On 6 April 2010, new sections of the Data Protection Act came into force.

The claimants were the Lindsay family. The Lindsays were Scottish dairy farmers, with farms in Lanarkshire and Cumbria.

You attempt to log on to your computer, but it is non-responsive. Other users are also having trouble logging on.

Thanksgiving is finally here, which means the turkey gets its annual moment in the spotlight. For 364 days a year, the turkey is just trying to fit in. It was forced to take on roles it never auditioned for.

The restrictions and possibilities under competition law for undertakings to exchange information and cooperate on innovation can be expected to receive a lot of interest from regulators in 2021...

In Hashemi-Sabet Estate v. Oak Ridges Pharmasave Inc., 2018 ONCA 839, the Ontario Court of Appeal recently considered the principles relating to the enforcement of an accepted Rule 49 offer to settle.

Cybersecurity incidents—including second wave attacks—are on the rise. Our Privacy, Cyber & Data Strategy Team outlines seven tips for managing a cybersecurity incident—and recovering with strength.

A recent, low profile British Columbia small claims tribunal decision (Davy v. Kidwai1) attracted some high profile attention from Monty Python's John Cleese...

The Senate will begin processing more than 20 of President Biden's nominees while the House turns to its long-awaited consideration of the America Creating Opportunities for Manufacturing...

Officers and directors would be subject to a 120-day cooling-off period.

In an interesting decision last week, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals rejected challenges to BLM's decision to issue a right-of-way permit for Tule Wind's plan for a wind farm southeast of San Diego.

Putative class action plaintiffs recently prevailed on appeal in a case involving mortgage servicing fees charged to Maryland borrowers.

The CFPB's inconsistent statements about the need for flexibility to address the pandemic suggest a deeper game afoot.

Crafting appealing alcoholic beverage labels that check the regulatory boxes and minimize litigation exposure is not as simple as deciding between shaken or stirred (hint: stirred, hands down).

In the past few weeks, the FDA has continued to focus its attention on supply chain issues. The agency published draft guidance on its verification system expectations of supply chain trading partners...

Our Health Care and Health Care Litigation Groups analyze how the Department of Justice used the False Claims Act and Stark Law to require a health care provider to repay federal COVID-19 funding.