T-Mobile to Spend 31.5 Million Dollars to Settle Multiple FCC Investigations Related to Recent Data Breaches

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T-Mobile to Spend 31.5 Million Dollars to Settle Multiple FCC Investigations Related to Recent Data Breaches On September 30, 2024, the Federal Communications Commission announced that T-Mobile has entered into an agreement to settle multiple data protection and cybersecurity investigations stemming from data breaches in 2021, 2022 and 2023. The breaches involved the personal information…

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Pennsylvania Plaintiff Drops Challenge to FTC Non-Compete Rule | Seyfarth Shaw

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On October 4, 2024, Plaintiff ATS Tree Services, LLC (“ATS”) voluntarily dismissed its claims against the FTC challenging the agency’s Non-Compete Rule. See ATS Tree Services, LLC v. Fed. Trade Comm’n, et al., No. 2:24-CV-01743-KBH (E.D. Pa. July 23, 2024). The dismissal ends the case before a decision on the merits, preventing the FTC from…

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How ESQ.title Can Safeguard Your Interests — Florida Real Estate Lawyers Blog — November 8, 2023

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By: Alejandro E. Jordan, Esq. In the realm of commercial real estate, legal disputes can arise unexpectedly, posing significant challenges to property owners and investors. ESQ.title, a prominent real estate law firm based in Coral Gables, Florida, specializes in guiding clients through the intricate landscape of legal disputes, ensuring their interests are protected. In this…

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Property Law

AI Marketing for Law Firms: Tips, Tricks and Examples

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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has redefined how lawyers approach many aspects of their day-to-day work. When used intentionally and ethically, the right AI tools can help lawyers handle routine tasks with previously-unthinkable efficiency and effectiveness—including AI marketing for law firms. From creating content for your law firm website to determining what sets you apart from…

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Analysing the potential pitfalls of “AI-judication” in Public Procurement — guest post by Paris & Esmail — How to Crack a Nut

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Introduction The introduction of new technologies have always thrust the issue of Public Procurement into the spotlight, subtly or otherwise. Recently, the Overton window in tech circles has been dominated by one discussion uber alles: Artificial Intelligence. So far, AI has already obtained credible influence in the way public procurement tenders can be drafted and…

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eBay Isn’t Liable for Merchants’ Sales of Items That Violate Environmental Laws-US v. eBay

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The EPA civilly sued eBay for third-party merchant listings of items that violate environmental laws. For example, the EPA identified over 300k aftermarket “defeat device” listings, 5k+ listings for products containing methylene chloride, and 23k listings for violative pesticides. eBay defeats the lawsuit. Is eBay the “Seller”? The Clean Air Act applies to someone who…

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Internet Law

Who Pays the Court Costs for an Eviction in the UK?

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If you’re a landlord who lets out residential property to tenants, there’s a good chance that you’ll someday need to recover possession through eviction proceedings. There are many reasons why you might wish to evict a tenant — before or after the end of their tenancy agreement. Landlords frequently seek to terminate a tenancy for…

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Property Law

Best Place To Immigrate For French Speakers In Canada

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Canada is one of the most attractive places in the world to immigrate along with their friends or family members. For several years, Canadian immigration authorities have put significant efforts into attracting Francophone immigrants to communicate and consider places outside Quebec. Additionally, to expand the growth of francophone growth across the country, the government has…

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Appeal against a German Default Judgment (Versäumnisurteil)

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What to do if you are served with a German Default Judgment? In German civil litigation cases, the court will immediately issue a default court order (Versäumnisurteil) against any party that does not appear for a court hearing unless that party (claimant or defendant) is properly excused. This is why every German litigation lawyer worth…

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Update on Bill C-18: Digital media platforms respond to legislation receiving royal assent

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In a previous blog post, we covered Bill C-18 (Online News Act) and how this proposed legislation would require digital media platforms to compensate news outlets when reproducing or otherwise facilitating access to their content. At the time of the post, Bill C-18 had recently been tabled by Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez. Although it…

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