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Amended Rule Expands Data Security Requirements for Financial Institutions
Amended Rule Expands Data Security Requirements for Financial Institutions On December 9, 2021, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) amended the Safeguards Rule to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), which may affect
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White Collar Corner: DOJ Signals Softer Stance Toward Criminal Defendants
White Collar Corner: DOJ Signals Softer Stance Toward Criminal Defendants White collar defense lawyers have taken notice of a recent memo in which U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland urged Department
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Hogan, McPhee, Western District Case Notes, December 2022
“Western District Case Notes,” The Daily Record, December 2022
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Transitioning for FDA EUA Expiration
“Manufacturers Should Work Diligently to Transition Medical Devices,” Today’s Medical Developments, January 2023
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Clark, Plaza, Data Protection and Enforcement in 2023
“What Businesses Should Know About Data Protection and Enforcement in 2023,” Buffalo Business First, January 2023
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Ó Muimhneacháin Authors Article for Construction Law International
“Procedural Creativity in International Construction Arbitrations: A Comparative Analysis of Institutional Innovations in the United States, Singapore and France,” Construction Law International, Vol 17 No 1, March 2022
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Ó Muimhneacháin Authors Article for American Review of International Arbitration
“Brexit: A Call for the Establishment of an Irish International Arbitration Institute Drawing on Lessons from Singapore,” American Review of International Arbitration, Vol. XXXI, No. 4, Summer 2021
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School Districts to Replace Native American Mascots or Obtain Tribe Approval
New York State Education Department Requires School Districts to Replace Native American Mascots or Obtain Tribe Approval The New York State Education Department recently issued a letter stating that public
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Medicaid Planning to Preserve the Primary Residence
Medicaid Planning to Preserve the Primary Residence Medicaid is increasingly becoming a source of payment for the rising cost of nursing home care. Because a client’s personal residence is typically
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Pay-When-Paid Provisions Still Unenforceable in NYS
Pay-When-Paid Provisions Still Unenforceable in New York State While New York State’s Prompt Payment Act (“PPA”) provides a potential workaround for the invalid pay-when-paid provisions that appear in many construction
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