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Advertising Litigation On the Rise
The news media have taken notice of the increase in advertising lawsuits and formal grievances filed against competitors. This month, The New York Times and The AmLaw Daily reported on the recent up-tick in false…
Insights From Kelley Drye's 2nd Annual Privacy Law Seminar
On November 17, 2009, Kelley Drye & Warren hosted a seminar and webcast, “Privacy Law Paradigm Shift: Policymakers Respond to Rapidly Evolving Technologies,” addressing new developments in privacy and information…
Puerto Rico Eases Sweepstakes Regulations
Companies that offer sweepstakes in the United States usually exclude residents of Puerto Rico from participating. In most cases, the decision to exclude residents of Puerto Rico have been driven by the onerous…
Data Breach Coverage: Underwriting at the Point of Claim?
The recently filed case of First Bank v. Federal Insurance Company reflects yet another financial services provider that was the subject of a data breach incident, and was forced into litigation with its insurers as…
State Regulators' Powers Over National Banks Reaffirmed by U.S. Supreme Court
Recently, the United States Supreme Court, in its decision styled Andrew M. Cuomo v. The Clearing House Association, L.L.C., No. 08-453, reaffirmed that federal banking regulations do not pre-empt states from…