The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Some proclaim cyber-crime was not foreseeable and a black swan. The claim is not true. As noted before in this August 7, 2014 post, the first Black Hat conference on hackers dates back to 1997. For a broader history, see “An Honest History of Hacking,” a paid item at the Wall Street Journal from Bitdefender. The litigation industry no doubt is grateful for failure to block the problems, leading to the current fiascos.
As if to highlight my point about strategic lawsuits taking on more importance, this week ended with another voting machine company filing a defamation suit against numerous defendants who were part o
As noted on Monday, it seems there are more and more strategic defamation suits against media in the US. Perhaps the trend includes the UK? One can wonder based on this new article regarding Prince Ha
It seems 2021 is going to be quite the year for strategic, defamation lawsuits against proven liars. The articles by lawyers are flowing. With a hat tip to Steve Hedley for his January 31 post, note t