Irreparable Harm: The Supreme Court Just Heard a Case that Proves How Broken the Death Penalty Is
Brandon GarrettWhen is prejudice prejudicial? That is the question the Supreme Court justices heard on Wednesday in the case of Duane Buck.
Bill Proposes Tax Incentives For Data Breach Insurance
Daniel RayOn September 14, 2016, U.S. Representative Ed Perlmutter introduced the “Data Breach Insurance Act,” which would incentivize private industry to enhance its cybersecurity posture by providing federal income tax credits.
J&J Warns Patients of Cybersecurity Risk Involving Insulin Pump
Pauline ToboulidisJohnson & Johnson recently warned its patients in a letter that it has been notified that the OneTouch Ping Insulin Pump System has a cybersecurity issue involving the possibility of a third party gaining unauthorized access to the pump.
6th Circuit Finds Breach Victims’ Heightened Risk of Harm Establishes Standing
Lara K. Forde and Elisa M. KrauseThe Sixth Circuit has made it easier for victims of a data breach to proceed in court. In a case involving alleged victims of a data breach at Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, the appellate court ruled that fear of future harm following a data breach is sufficient to establish Article III standing.
SCOTUS to Hear Case on Indian Tribe Sovereign Immunity
Jennifer MorinigoIn Lewis v. Clarke, the justices will consider the scope of tribes’ sovereign immunity.
What You Need To Know About Tennessee’s Data Breach Notification Law
Melody McAnallyOn July 1, 2016, important changes to Tennessee’s data breach notification law went into effect, which concerns all employers. Tennessee removed the encryption safe harbor, requires notice for employee data breach incidents, and changes when organizations must send notices to affected individuals. Here’s what you need to know.