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Risk factors for conditional survival and lymph node metastases in appendiceal adenocarcinoma

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By Lauren Weaver, Shelbi Olson, Shreya Gupta, Sarah Mott
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Appendiceal adenocarcinomas are challenging to manage and prognosticate outcomes due to biological diversity. We found one-fourth of appendiceal adenocarcinomas had nodal metastases, which validates the importance of segmental colectomy versus appendectomy alone. Also, 2-year conditional overall survival may be a more dynamic prognostication marker, but certain patients are still at higher mortality risk and may warrant closer surveillance.
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Ontario's Top Court May Have Raised The Bar To Have Defamation Actions Dismissed At An Early Stage As "SLAPP" Proceedings

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By Gillian P. Kerr, Dorothy Charach, Lauren Weaver
| Mondaq
The Court of Appeal for Ontario has arguably made it even harder for defendants to obtain dismissals of defamation proceedings that have been brought against them at an early stage. In a recent decision by the Honourable Justice Peter Lauwers, the Court of Appeal for Ontario has weighed in on the test for dismissing an action as a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation ("SLAPP") under section 137.1 of the Courts of Justice Act(CJA).
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CafePress FTC settlement signals future approach to enforcement actions

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By Nikki Bhargava, Lauren Weaver, Eric Manski
| LexBlog
On March 15, 2022, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a proposed settlement with online custom merchandise platform CafePress in connection with the company’s alleged: (1) failure to implement reasonable security measures to secure consumers’ Personal Information; and (2) attempt to cover up a significant 2019 data breach. The proposed settlement would require CafePress to implement a comprehensive data security program and pay $500,000 in redress to victims of the data breaches.
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