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There is no national policy or statute regarding data privacy. In the United States, each state has its own rules, meaning there are 50 different sets of rules. In addition, because so much of business is done internationally online, there is also an entirely different set of international laws that apply to data privacy. California recently passed an updated data…
There are two categories of damages in personal injury cases: economic damages and non-economic damages. General damages would fall into the category of non-economic damages. Economic damages are sort of verifiable hard-and-fast numbers such as the amount of money it would take to repair your vehicle and the medical bills that you incur if you miss time from work, or…
Both sides are entitled to have experts for damages. In California, if you have a trial date, the parties must exchange their expert list no later than 50 days before trial. There is also an opportunity to file a supplemental exchange so that each side has experts in each area of specialty if they choose. What Are The Elements Of…
Generally, punitive damages are not recoverable in a negligence cause of action. Negligence is the cause of most personal injuries. On the other hand, punitive damages are for fraudulent, malicious, or oppressive behavior. For instance, if somebody intentionally commits a battery, that would give rise to punitive damages. A drunk driver who causes a death might also bring punitive damages.…
Data in today’s world is your identity, your personality, and your finances. Your social and financial world can literally be destroyed in the wrong hands. Most hand their data over for services without thinking much about it, including biometric data such as fingerprints, facial recognition. You can use your fingerprint or facial recognition to unlock it with the iPhone. Your…