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If your work involves personal data, you probably already know the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enforcement date is May 25. While penalties for noncompliance can be stiff, the sky may not be falling just yet. GDPR Continue reading

Activity from the Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawaii, in Lava Zones 1 and 2—deemed the most dangerous of the island’s nine zones—continues into its third week. As previously reported, aftershocks, lava flow and lingering hazardous fumes in Lanipuna Continue reading

Whether a government subpoena constitutes a “claim” is a frequently contested issue between DO insurers and their policyholders. DO policies—at least with respect to coverage for private companies and individual insureds at any company—typically define “claim” through multiple subparagraphs: first, Continue reading

Advances in telemedicine have benefited patients, but, as with any emerging technology, they also create exposure to cybersecurity risk. In addition to patients’ data, monitoring and diagnostic devices that can provide treatment from a distance can be compromised due to Continue reading