Peter Berk and Madison Shepley have published a news alert on two cases related to Illinois' Genetic Information Privacy Act. Read their analysis here: https://lnkd.in/gi8TJ2MX
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Patricia Hamill, Member and co-chair of our Title IX and campus discipline practices, was quoted in a Law.com covering the differences in Title IX regulations from state to state as students return to school: “From my perspective as someone who represents students and faculty, I do think the current patchwork creates difficulties for many institutions—in states where the injunctions are clear, they are in a wait-and-see mode and perhaps need to be at the ready in case the appellate courts set aside the injunctions, though presumably the courts will give them some time to comply,” Hamill said. “For institutions in states where there are no state-wide injunctions, they still need to see if they are affected by any of the injunctions based on some organizations that were deemed to have standing who may have chapters at those institutions.” Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dfcJZbTG
'A Gray Area': Schools Across the Nation Face Patchwork of Title IX Rules | Law.com
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Clark Hill Director of Marketing Roy Sexton is featured as this month’s Society 54, LLC “Outlaw,“ professionals in the legal industry who work to elevate the legal industry by consistently thinking and leading outside the box.
Get to know Roy Sexton, the driving force behind Clark Hill Law's marketing, branding, and communications strategy! With over 25 years of industry expertise, Roy’s strategic planning and business development acumen have made him a true leader in the legal marketing field. From leading teams of talented marketing professionals to serving as the International President of the Legal Marketing Association in 2023, Roy's career is a testament to his unmatched skills and dedication. Discover more about our August Outlaw, his journey, and insights in the link below. 🌟 https://bit.ly/3yPimhE #whatsnews #S54outlaw #QandA #BehindTheScenes
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Congratulations to Chicago Member Yvette Heintzelman on being presented this morning with the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police “Presidential Recognition Award!" She was honored "as a token of appreciation for her continued support, commitment, and tireless effort to the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police and its mission."
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Read how Clark Hill Law enhanced collaboration, improved efficiency, and prepared for the future with BigHand Workflow Management. 👇 Also, read comments from Phil Ross, COO, and Kathleen Sullivan, CHRO at Clark Hill. https://lnkd.in/dybM2nMu #LegalTech #Innovation #WorkflowManagement #HybridWork
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A win for the plaintiffs would mean the CPSC and other agencies made up of multi-member boards, like the SEC, are unconstitutionally structured and could threaten their independence, said Daniel Olds, senior attorney at Clark Hill. “If the Supreme Court takes the case and holds that the CPSC’s members are too unaccountable to the president, that would further strike a blow to the structure of these ‘independent agencies,’” Olds said. “These bodies would, essentially, then likely be more accountable to the president.”
Here lately, the road to the U.S. Supreme Court often runs through the Fifth Circuit. Watch these cases to see what might be on its way to D.C. For a look ahead at the court's docket, reporter Avalon Z. spoke with James Sigel of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP and Daniel Olds of Clark Hill Law. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲: https://lnkd.in/g2hqXT49
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Magy Shenouda and Linda Watson wrote an article for the Michigan Bar Journal’s JULY/AUGUST edition: Trial experts beware! Courts' duties under the newly amended FRE 702 [Excerpt] The amended FRE 702 was not designed to create a more arduous threshold for having an expert’s trial testimony deemed admissible. It was designed to create a more uniform application of the rule by federal trial courts and prevent its misapplication. The amendment may even encourage filing of more Daubert motions by litigants. Regardless, the need to understand the amendment and the court’s gatekeeper role under it is key to success when challenging or defending expert testimony. #FRE702 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gNjeaW98
Trial experts beware! Courts' duties under the newly amended FRE 702
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Tim Herman appeared on WBBM-AM Noon Business Hour Radio to discuss clicking the "I agree" option on Disney+ streaming service and what that means for consumers. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gv7Dd5k2
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#Cybersecurity, #dataprotection, and #privacy #attorney Myriah Jaworski Esq., CIPP/E, CIPP/US is quoted in Bloomberg's, "Retailers Meet Wave of Credit Card Suits Citing Decades-Old Law." [Excerpt] The Court of Appeal for the State of California, Second Appellate District, also ruled in 2013 in Flores v. Chevron U.S.A. that the collection of ZIP codes solely for fraud prevention fell under the the act’s “special purposes” clause. Neither case, however, weighed in on IP addresses and whether they are personally identifiable information, or PII. That’s where courts and California law take a much more situational approach. California’s privacy law only considers an IP address PII if it can be linked to an individual or household. “Courts have come to different conclusions, although in general, I would say courts accept that IP addresses are personal information,” said Myriah Jaworski, an attorney at Clark Hill. #IPaddress #datacollection #dataprivacy #PII #california #californialaw #personalinformation https://lnkd.in/g-wyyJvZ
Retailers Meet Wave of Credit Card Suits Citing Decades-Old Law
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Congratulations to Ray Koenig who was recently elected to the Board of Directors of the Lawyers Trust Fund Illinois (LTF)! The #LTF supports #civil #legalaid for #lowincome people in #Illinois. Established as a non-profit foundation in 1983, LTF makes grants from revenue generated by the Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts (IOLTA) program as well as a legal aid fee assessed on Illinois #lawyers as part of the annual #attorney registration process. Read more about the organization here: https://bit.ly/3McFBW3
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