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Refresher on Cybersecurity Resources for Health Care Entities
Recently, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services published new cybersecurity resources describing best practices for health care organizations.
Mural copyrights: Yes, it’s a thing! Don’t end up with paint on your face | JD Supra
The recent decision in Petersen v. Diesel Power Gear [1] highlights the risks to executives and owners of any business that engages in advertising. The plaintiff in Petersen is an artist who creates large and dramatic murals on building walls, including commissioned murals for his clients. One of his murals is called “Godlike.” The defendant, Diesel Power Gear, is in the business of promoting diesel trucks and related apparel through various social media outlets.
Mural copyrights: Yes, it’s a thing! Don’t end up with paint on your face
The recent decision in Petersen v. Diesel Power Gear [1] highlights the risks to executives and owners of any business that engages in advertising. The plaintiff in Petersen is an artist who creates large and dramatic murals on building walls, including commissioned murals for his clients. One of his murals is called “Godlike.” The defendant, Diesel Power Gear, is in the business of promoting diesel trucks and related apparel through various social media outlets.
Mural copyrights: Yes, it’s a thing! Don’t end up with paint on your face
The recent decision in Petersen v. Diesel Power Gear [1] highlights the risks to executives and owners of any business that engages in advertising. The plaintiff in Petersen is an artist who creates large and dramatic murals on building walls, including commissioned murals for his clients. One of his murals is called “Godlike.” The defendant, Diesel Power Gear, is in the business of promoting diesel trucks and related apparel through various social media outlets.
Chicago raises 'Cloud Tax' in response to $1.2 billion budget gap | JD Supra
Chicago is faced with a significant budget gap of $1.2 billion for fiscal year 2021, largely resulting from the economic impacts of COVID-19. In response to this budget gap, the 2021 Chicago Budget raises the tax rate on nonpossessory computer leases under the Chicago Personal Property Lease Transaction Tax (the “Cloud Tax”).
Virtual currencies in the USA | Lexology
Use the Lexology Navigator tool to compare the answers in this article with those from other jurisdictions. The brave new world of Bitcoin Market trends Given the convenience of established currency and payment systems, what is driving the ever-growing interest in Bitcoin and other virtual currencies? Interest comes from a confluence of several factors. The recent increase in the price of bitcoin showcased the status of this virtual currency as an asset class for investment.
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