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FIC Cyber Law Update: MasterCard Debuts Selfie Cybersecurity Feature

This summer, MasterCard will debut a new cybersecurity feature allowing customers to authenticate their identity by taking a selfie. But the use of.. Read More

Update on New York Giants Jason Pierre-Paul's Invasion of Privacy Lawsuit Against ESPN and Adam Schefter

Fireworks, football, the First Amendment and privacy have converged in a lawsuit filed by New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul against.. Read More

San Francisco, Sinister Text Messages, and Scandal: Recent Case Handled by FI&C First to Address Review of Racist Officer Texts, and Bloomberg BNA Just Offered Its Take

Following media coverage on the San Francisco police officers accused of sending racist text messages? You're not alone. We are living at a time of.. Read More

Team Up! Why a Multidisciplinary Team is Best for Breach and Crisis Response Management

I have gone on and on before about data breach response management and how it is not IF but WHEN data breach comes to your company, yada, yada, yada... Read More

The Power Prep - Effective Preparation of Your Client for a Deposition

Proactive defense strategies are essential to a successful defense of a deposition. Often, attorneys tasked with defending a deposition fail to take.. Read More

April 2016 Faruki Website Newsletter

Charlie Faruki, Jeff Sharkey, and Jade Smarda successfully defended the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office from a lawsuit initiated by a former.. Read More

Update on Coca-Cola's Trademarking of Twitter Hashtags

In what may be a growing trend in social media marketing, attempting to trademark Twitter hashtags -- a phrase or keyword preceded by the symbol # to.. Read More

Tyson Foods: U.S. Supreme Court Avoids Issue of Recovery by Uninjured Class Members, While Allowing Statistical Evidence to Establish Classwide Liability

This blog article follows up on an earlier article (found here) published prior to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Tyson Foods, Inc. v... Read More

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is – MasterCard Announces "Selfie Security" Feature to Combat Identity Theft

Have trouble remembering passwords? Worried that identity thieves can easily gain access to your credit card credentials? Well, MasterCard has.. Read More

A Jury of Your Peering? Federal Judge Bars Social Media Investigations to Protect Juror Privacy

Have you ever stopped to think about how much information someone can find about you after some googling? Think about all the data that people enter.. Read More
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