Tag Archives: The National Law Journal
Will the justices rule on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
Will the justices rule on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act? The National Law Journal September 28, 2009 PDF copy of original article: View The National Law Journal
When Workers Steal Data to Use at New Jobs
Title: When Workers Steal Data to Use at New Jobs Description: In response to the economic crisis, companies have downsized, resulting in some terminated employees stealing vital data to improve their job opportunities with a new employer. In this article for the National Law Journal Nick Akerman takes a look at the state of the law and what employers can do to protect themselves. Released: 7/15/09 Cost: Free Download Podcasts from iTunes. (Free) Category: Business News Language: English Nick Akerman regularly consults with clients on how to protect their valuable computer data and represents clients in court actions to retrieve stolen data … [ Continue reading ]
Framing a Successful RICO Suit Predicated on Data Theft
Title: Framing a Successful RICO Suit Predicated on Data Theft Description: The civil remedy in the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) statute is not limited to the ‘archetypal, intimidating mobster.’ Attorney Nick Akerman explains how RICO can apply to data thieves in an article for The National Law Journal. Released: 5/17/08 Cost: Free Download Podcasts from iTunes. (Free) Category: Business News Language: English Nick Akerman regularly consults with clients on how to protect their valuable computer data and represents clients in court actions to retrieve stolen data and prevent its dissemination. In this podcast, he will discuss current topics related to … [ Continue reading ]
