Internet Privacy Bill Proving Struggle for Congress May 1, 2019 Lawmakers drafting a bill to create rules governing online privacy hope to have a discussion draft complete by late May...
Alabama Police Department Granted Access to 2,000 Surveillance Cameras July 29, 2015 Mobile, Ala., officials have unveiled a new public safety initiative that will allow police access to more than 2,000 surveillance...
Oklahoma Lawmakers Want to Regulate Drones in State February 6, 2015 By Tim Talley Concerned about the growing presence of drones in the skies above Oklahoma, a couple of state lawmakers have filed legislation...
Trial Attorneys Challenge Florida’s Medical Malpractice Law July 2, 2013 By Christie Smythe and Margaret Cronin Fisk Florida trial attorneys filed five lawsuits against health care providers challenging a state law that imposes new restrictions on medical...
Conservative Oklahoma Lawmaker, ACLU Team Up on Privacy Rights February 6, 2013 A conservative Oklahoma lawmaker and the American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma are working together to advance legislation to privacy...
Facebook, Lawmakers Warn Employers Not to Demand Passwords March 25, 2012 By Gerry Shih Facebook and lawmakers have warned employers against requesting Facebook passwords while screening job applicants, a controversial practice that underscores the...
Facebook Settles Deceptive Practices, Privacy Breach Claims with FTC November 30, 2011 By Alexei Oreskovic and Diane Bartz Facebook has settled complaints that it disregarded its users’ privacy, agreeing to establish a raft of measures to better protect...
Lawyers Claim Montana Workers’ Compensation Investigators Violate Privacy August 30, 2011 Two Billings attorneys are asking the Montana Supreme Court to stop workers’ compensation investigators from practices that they say violate...