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Florida's Renewed Push For Cyber Litigation Reform
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP are most popular: within International Law and Cannabis & Hemp topic(s) with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives in United States with readers working within the Consumer Industries and Oil & Gas industries Florida lawmakers are once again weighing whether to provide litigation protections to companies that invest in meaningful cybersecurity safeguards.
Florida’s Renewed Push for Cyber Litigation Reform | JD Supra
Florida lawmakers are once again weighing whether to provide litigation protections to companies that invest in meaningful cybersecurity safeguards. A revised proposal now pending before the Florida Legislature seeks to strike a balance between encouraging proactive data security measures and preserving consumer remedies following a breach.
In the Fight Against Noncompete Agreements, Florida Chooses Employers | JD Supra
The Florida Legislature passed the “Contracts Honoring Opportunity, Investment, Confidentiality, and Economic Growth (CHOICE) Act” last month to provide employers two new outlets for protecting confidential information and client relationships from departing employees. Notably, the CHOICE Act does not change or limit Florida’s existing restrictive covenant law but rather expands it to provide a covered garden leave agreement and a covered noncompete agreement. If signed by Gov.
Portugal Won the War on Drugs by Giving It Up | Abigail R. Hall, Kaila Preston
For more than 100 years the United States has looked to prohibition to curtail the use of drugs. Proponents argue that by making substances like marijuana, cocaine and heroin illegal, government can significantly reduce drug-related crime, prevent addiction and stop the spread of drug-related disease. The results have been less than impressive.
When all else fails, Clinton, Trump mistakenly blame trade
When breaking down the positives and negatives of NAFTA, we find a very different story from the ones told by Clinton and Trump. It's true that during the first decade of NAFTA some sectors saw job losses between 60,000 and 190,000. At the high end, this means some 1.9 million jobs left the United States, which sounds disastrous until you consider the 34 million jobs created in the U.S. during the same period as a result of NAFTA.
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