April 10, 2013
The case stems from two incidents where at least one individual is accused of accessing the hospital's network to spread "defamatory" messages to employees.
Plaintiffs' failure to have an expert verify their damages was a "fatal" flaw in the case, according to a federal judge.
The web measurement company is accused of secretly collecting data on millions and then sharing it with clients.
Swiss firm Multiven has accused Cisco of using "scraping" software to steal thousands of its files.
Sportswear retailer Genesco is suing Visa after the credit card company imposed more than $13 million in fines.
March 08, 2013
Defendants are charged with inundating consumers with texts promising "free" gift cards - and running sites that profited off the scam.
The plaintiffs failed to prove that a 2012 breach caused them financial loss or future harm, despite their claims that publicly posted credentials placed them at greater risk for identity theft.
The electronics giant is scheduled go before a California judge in September to request the suit dismissal.
February 01, 2013
I was dismayed and disturbed by the suicide of Aaron Swartz, which only added to well-rooted revulsion for the relentlessness of legal actions against him.
The Golden State recently revived a decade-old law to begin going after alleged offenders whose mobile apps don't contain a "conspicuous" privacy policy.
Judges now may be more apt to take side of small and midsize businesses, not their banks, thanks to a settlement that will allow a small Maine developer to recoup some of its losses from an account takeover.
November 23, 2012
Companies that acquire patents for sole purpose of suing other companies is limiting IT security innovation, which, in turn, is making users less safe.
Florida companies Clickbooth.com and IntegraClick were charged with knowingly allowing affiliates to deceptively market Acai Berry weight-loss products and colon cleansers.
