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First Draft, Final Say: Why In-House Litigation Begins Inside
(l-r) Adam Rouse of Walgreen Co., Tamra Tyree Moore of VantageScore, Renee Meisel of UnitedLex, Kassi Burns of King & Spalding, and Olga V. Mack of TermScout. Courtesy photos Not long ago, litigation strategy began with a familiar call to outside counsel. Drafting letters, developing negotiation frameworks, and coordinating discovery were once the purview of law firms almost exclusively. In-house teams reviewed, approved, and paid for the work. That model is quickly fading.
FTC Signals Increased Enforcement Effort Against Ineffective Data Security Protocols | JD Supra
With two recent enforcement actions, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has shown that administering appropriate data security policies is an area of priority. On October 24, 2022, the FTC announced a Proposed Consent Order (the Drizly Order) against Drizly, a subsidiary of Uber, and its Chief Executive Officer James Cory Rellas, following the company’s alleged failure to safeguard consumer data.
Twenty-One State Attorneys General and the District of Columbia Back HHS’s Plan to Hold Hospitals and Other Providers Liable for Discriminatory Use of Clinical Algorithms | King & Spalding - JDSupra
On October 3, 2022, the Attorneys General for California, New York, and Massachusetts, in collaboration with Attorneys General from 18 other states and the District of Columbia (State Attorneys General) submitted a comment letter expressing its support for various proposals aimed at mitigating discrimination in healthcare as set forth in the August 4, 2022 proposed rule issued by HHS. This includes HHS’s first-time effort to address discrimination in clinical algorithms.
The FTC Launches Its Long-Awaited Data Privacy & Security Rulemaking | JD Supra
September 16, 2022 To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: 95 Problems but Privacy Won’t Be One? The ANPRM lists ninety-five (95) data privacy and security-related issues about which the FTC seeks public comment—everything from the way that companies process consumer data to how they transfer, share, sell, or monetize that data in unfair and deceptive ways, and everything in between.
Focus on Data Governance in Healthcare: Part One of a Three-part Series on Data Governance, Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence | JD Supra
Hospital systems, provider groups, and other healthcare organizations are uniquely situated to drive technological innovation in the provision of healthcare services in large part because of the patient and other data to which they have access.
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