Cyber and Data Privacy Insurance in 2025
Effectively managing cyber and data privacy risks requires tailored risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and cyber insurance to address sector-specific challenges.
Volume 54, Issue 2
Effectively managing cyber and data privacy risks requires tailored risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and cyber insurance to address sector-specific challenges.
In the absence of federal legislation, U.S. states are modeling their regulatory frameworks for artificial intelligence governance on the EU AI Act.
AI innovations could allow humans to communicate with animals, aiding animal conservation, welfare, and legal advocacy, though their implementation presents practical and ethical challenges.
Consolidated insurance programs reduce litigation, streamline the claims process, and control costs by pooling risks and financial resources.
Protecting subcontractors from nonpayment and parties’ ability to shift risk will remain central in ongoing legislative and judicial developments in the construction industry.
Whether a public employee’s acts violate or are protected by the First Amendment depends on whether the employee acted in a private or agency capacity and misused actual authority.
Recent Texas and New York rulings for new trials or reduced noneconomic damages demonstrate judicial scrutiny of anchors that have no rational connection to the case or evidence presented at trial.
The Chair promotes the May 2025 Section Conference in Washington, D.C., with memorable experiences and programs focused on business generation.
The TIPS Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Committee fosters awareness of evolving issues in cybersecurity and privacy law through its programs and publications.
A member of the editorial board highlights the benefits of clerkship and shares her path to becoming a mass tort litigator.
A member of the editorial board relies on lessons learned on the baseball field to defend professionals against malpractice claims.
TIPS recaps the ABA Midyear Meeting, where the companion animal resolution was adopted, and announces the slate of officers for fiscal year 2024–2025.