Faruki Blog

Is the Right to Be Forgotten Among Our Unalienable Rights?

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that.. Read More

Waiving the Right to Arbitration By Participating in Litigation

Many business contracts have an arbitration provision that states something similar to: "any dispute arising out of or related to this agreement.. Read More

How the Yankees Got "The House that Juice Built" Tossed Out of the Game

In 2008 and 2009, drug use among professional athletes was a big story. The "Mitchell Report," released in late 2007, exposed widespread steroid use.. Read More

Cyber Crisis: Finding the Opportunity following China's Hack of the U.S. Government

The Chinese word for “crisis” is comprised of two characters. One represents “danger,” and the other represents “opportunity.” On Thursday, June 4,.. Read More

SCOTUS Side-Steps First Amendment Issue in Long-Awaited Elonis Case

Intent matters. On June 1, 2015, the United States Supreme Court reversed the Third Circuit's decision and held that online comments cannot be.. Read More

Avoiding Checkmate: DOJ Releases Guidelines to Assist Companies in Formulating Preventative and Responsive Data Security Measures

Data security is like chess. A million strategies exist, and the best players are those that practice, plan, and react calmly. When you play chess.. Read More

Erin Rhinehart Full Interview with 700WLW’s Mike McConnell

FIC Partner Erin Rhinehart discussed women and negotiation on 700WLW's Mike McConnell show this morning. Click this link to listen to the full.. Read More

Piracy of the Century?

The May 2, 2015 boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao was billed as the "Fight of the Century."[1] It broke many records,.. Read More

May 2015 Faruki Website Newsletter

* FIC received the 2014-2015 Community Service Award from the Cincinnati Bar Association Young Lawyers Section. * FIC is proud to again sponsor the.. Read More

Illinois' New Eavesdropping Law – More of the Same?

Late last year, Illinois' then-governor, Pat Quinn, passed a new eavesdropping law, Public Act 098-1142 (formerly S.B. 1342). The new law filled a.. Read More
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