US Justice Department seeks to lift injunction on ballroom project after shooting
The U.S. Justice Department has again asked a federal judge to lift an injunction holding up progress on President Donald Trump’s ballroom project, saying the May 23 shooting outside the […]
NC school system upgrades security at 50 schools
FAYETTEVILLE (AP) A North Carolina school system plans to finish security upgrades at all 52 public elementary schools before school starts next month. Cumberland County’s assistant superintendent for auxiliary services, […]
Beef up security in office with BYOD habit
If left to their own devices to perform work for your firm, attorneys and staff could get you in a heap of trouble. That’s because of something known as BYOD. […]
UNC panel makes recommendations on security
CHAPEL HILL (AP) — A University of North Carolina system report makes three dozen recommendations to improve campus security. The report suggests ways to respond to sexual violence, increase law […]
Charlotte gets an A for DNC
A federal agency is praising the way the city of Charlotte handled security during last year's Democratic National Convention.
Hey, you! Get off my cloud: How to vet your cloud provider for security
Cloud-computing has become so convenient for lawyers that security has almost become an after-thought. But the cloud recently rained down a flurry of concern about security and client confidentiality when users of the popular provider Drop Box learned that a security breach allowed access without a password for a period of four hours. When the company revised its security agreement to say that [...]
Supreme sleeper? Supreme Court securities case could have much wider implications
By KIMBERLY ATKINS, Lawyers USA, the national sister paper of Lawyers Weekly [email protected] This term the U.S. Supreme Court will take up Matrixx Initiatives, Inc. v. Siracusano, a securities […]
Settlement reached in Greensboro apartment assault
This case involved allegations of negligent security against a Greensboro apartment complex. In November 2006, an intruder allegedly entered the home of the mother and her three children, including two […]
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