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- News"Companies often assume they're covered by their regular insurance policies, but if they haven't bought specific cybersecurity policies, they aren't," said Jim Giszczak, who specializes in cyber-related legal issues for Bloomfield Hills-based law firm McDonald Hopkins PLC.
- PodcastBruce Reinhart provided commentary on the Hillary Clinton email situation on a recent episode of Newsmax Prime
- NewsWhile of growing interest to the legal market, not all firms are as actively entertaining new clients tied to cannabis and its related industries because of their own concerns with legality; but (Kevin) Murphy says that just creates additional opportunity for attorneys like him.
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- AlertResearchers at your institution will soon have more – or less – leeway to conduct their work with or without government issued licenses and approvals.
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- AlertResearchers at your institution will soon have more – or less – leeway to conduct their work with or without government issued licenses and approvals.
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- Blog PostAlabama’s governor, Robert J. Bentley, recently signed an amendment to Section 8-1-1 of the Code of Alabama into law. The law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2016 and provides clarity for employers regarding restrictive covenants under Alabama law.
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Recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) amendments to Regulation A (often referred to as Regulation A+) became effective.
- AlertEditor’s Note: With a relatively slow week legislatively in Washington, we have decided to present our second installment in our monthly “Road to Cleveland” series. We are thrilled that Cleveland has been chosen to be the host city for the Republican National Convention next year and we hope that you find this “Road to Cleveland” update to be informative.
- NewsAlthough the Ohio Supreme Court decided an important case regarding mineral rights, attorneys agree that rulings on pending cases will make the most impact on the future of oil and natural gas exploration in the state.
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- NewsMany eyes are on the Ohio Supreme Court as it muddles through the question of which Ohio Dormant Mineral Act applies to surface rights and mineral rights owners. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on one case June 18 involving the Ohio Dormant Mineral Act and heard another case June 23.
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- AlertEarlier this month, the Office of Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (OIG) issued a fraud alert warning physicians of their duty to ensure that their financial arrangements with healthcare companies involve bona fide services and are in line with fair market value.
