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Washington, D.C.
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Supreme Court Merges Two Types Of Contributory IP Infringement Into One

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By Sarah Fink
| Mondaq
Sarah Fink’s articles from Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP are most popular: with readers working within the Banking & Credit, Technology and Media & Information industries Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP are most popular: within Cannabis & Hemp and Real Estate and Construction topic(s) The Supreme Court recently decided on two cases: one on copyright infringement and one on patent infringement.
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Citrix Platform Flex is here to transform the modern healthcare ecosystem

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By Sarah Fink
| citrix.com
Healthcare leaders are facing an unprecedented convergence of challenges. Financial pressures continue to tighten margins. Workforce shortages remain persistent. Mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures are reshaping organizational structures. At the same time, cyber threats are escalating, and new AI-powered tools are rapidly entering clinical and operational workflows.
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What hospital IT owns now that the compliance shortcut is gone

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By Sarah Fink
| citrix.com
A common misconception about the current regulatory environment in healthcare is that deregulation signals reduced risk. It doesn’t. Cyberattacks on health systems are not declining as federal requirements ease. Healthcare remains the most targeted sector for ransomware, and hacking now accounts for 81% of all reported HIPAA breaches, up from 49% in 2019. What deregulation changes is not the exposure. It is who owns it.
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