Minnesota Lawyer

A major cyberattack on the city of Atlanta in March shut down city computers for five days, exposing critical vulnerabilities in the government system.

When it comes to patient health records, employee information and data from medical technology devices, hospitals have a treasure trove of sensitive, private information to keep confidential.

DOJ will now file a motion to dismiss when it decides a qui tam case is without merit rather than allowing the relator to proceed on his or her own.

Digital health applications, telemedicine and information exchanges can provide game-changing benefits for providers and patients alike.

Critics see little evidence; advocates urge greater patience

As hospitals and health systems nationwide continue to merge, few observers expect the trend to stop anytime soon.

Gov. Scott Walker last week signed legislation making a long list of changes to the state’s civil litigation rules.

The U.S. District Court Southern District of New York ruled in February that one could infringe a copyright simply by embedding a tweet in a web page.

Statistics published by the American Bar Association show that despite many firms’ efforts, progress has been marginal.

Efforts made to change attitudes, break barriers