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    NYLJ “Privacy Protection in the Age of Data Aggregation”

    “SDNY Examines the Scope of ‘Personal Information’ Under the VPPA” By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Privacy regulation is hard. It...
    NYLJ “Privacy Protection in the Age of Data Aggregation”

    NYLJ “‘Final Version’ of Settlement Agreement Not Enforceable When Client Withholds Signature”

    By Thomas E.L. Dewey A party can withhold his signature and remain unbound by a settlement agreement, even when his attorney had actual...
    NYLJ “‘Final Version’ of Settlement Agreement Not Enforceable When Client Withholds Signature”

    NYLJ “Crypto Not So Cryptic”

    By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson In their most recent NYLJ analysis, Stephen Kramarsky and John Millson discuss that although the 'Owen'...
    NYLJ “Crypto Not So Cryptic”

    NYLJ “Out of ‘Vogue’: Southern District Analyzes the Commercial Use of Images From ‘Runway Shows’”

    By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson In recent years, the concept of technological “disruption” has become so common that it is practically...
    NYLJ “Out of ‘Vogue’: Southern District Analyzes the Commercial Use of Images From ‘Runway Shows’”

    NYLJ “Dispute Over Existence of Settlement Agreement Not Enough To Reopen Case”

    By Thomas E.L. Dewey When the parties to a dispute inform the court that they have reached a settlement, and the court issues an order...
    NYLJ “Dispute Over Existence of Settlement Agreement Not Enough To Reopen Case”

    NYLJ “Physical Places or Online Spaces? EDNY Considers Application of ADA to ‘Intangible Spaces’”

    By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Readers of this column are familiar with some of the challenges that arise when courts have to apply...
    NYLJ “Physical Places or Online Spaces? EDNY Considers Application of ADA to ‘Intangible Spaces’”

    NYLJ “Supreme Court Clarifies ‘Exceeding Authorized Access’ Under CFAA: So Much Depends on ‘So’”

    By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson In their most recent NYLJ analysis, Stephen Kramarsky and John Millson review 'Van Buren v. United...
    NYLJ “Supreme Court Clarifies ‘Exceeding Authorized Access’ Under CFAA: So Much Depends on ‘So’”

    Lexology “Getting the Deal Through, Dispute Resolution 2021”

    We are pleased to announce DPK's contribution to the Lexology Getting the Deal Through, Dispute Resolution 2021, which is a quick...
    Lexology “Getting the Deal Through, Dispute Resolution 2021”

    NYLJ “When Uncertainty Is Enough: Circuit Examines Claims for ‘Future Injury’ From Data Breaches”

    By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson In this edition of their Intellectual Property column, Steve Kramarsky and Jack Millson explore a...
    NYLJ “When Uncertainty Is Enough: Circuit Examines Claims for ‘Future Injury’ From Data Breaches”

    NYLJ “Valid Claim for Breach of Oral Settlement Agreement Even Where Party Stated Need...”

    By Thomas E.L. Dewey Many counterparties have reached settlement terms and closed the conversation by stating the need to “paper” the...
    NYLJ “Valid Claim for Breach of Oral Settlement Agreement Even Where Party Stated Need...”
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