Law firms under cyber-siege: now what?

By Bruce Carton2016-04-22T09:15:00

The past month has presumably been quite eye-opening for the many, many law firms that have been sleeping on their significant cybersecurity exposure. From an unusual and specific warning by the FBI, to reports of elite law firms being hacked, to the blockbuster "Panama Papers" matter, law firms are now ...

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Law Firm Slater & Gordon Now Taking Its Lumps as Public Company

2015-12-01T14:30:00Z By Bruce Carton

Slater & Gordon, a publicly-traded Australian law firm that is a major player in the plaintiffs’ securities class action area, must now contend with the consequences of its own stock price plummeting.

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