Faruki Blog

"It’s not if, but when" Part II: Why Consumers Also Need To Be Just as Vigilant as Companies About Data Security and Preparing for the Next Breach.

In what has become the Nightmare before (and after) Christmas, millions of individuals are dealing with the fallout of the data breach at Target. The.. Read More

Has the Privacy Pendulum Begun its Return Swing? Courts and Corporations push back on the NSA's surveillance program.

Privacy has taken a beating on the national stage in light of Edward Snowden's initial revelations in May and the steady stream of new disclosures of.. Read More

Navigating Non-Compete Agreements in Ohio

Protection of a company's competitive advantage is vital. Therefore, it is necessary that employers understand the options available when evaluating.. Read More

Scot Ganow has Endorsed your Skill! Yeah, so? Big Whoop. Companies Deal with the Added Dimension of the LinkedIn Endorsement.

Lately, I have been considering how lucky I am to have great colleagues and friends who (unsolicited) choose to endorse me on my LinkedIn profile. Or.. Read More

Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. Attorneys Recognized as 2014 Ohio Super Lawyers

CINCINNATI and DAYTON, Ohio—Several attorneys from Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. have been recognized for their noteworthy talents in law in the 2014.. Read More

Former Employee Free to Set up Shop Despite One-Year Non-Compete Agreement

Companies trust their employees with valuable resources, such as their trade secrets, confidential information, customer lists, and reputation... Read More

SCOTUS Considers Whether "Parens Patriae" Actions are "Mass Actions" under CAFA

Less than a year after issuing its first ruling interpreting the Class Action Fairness Act ("CAFA"), the Supreme Court heard oral argument last week.. Read More

Security Breach: Not if, but when.

I recently had the pleasure to present at the Northern Kentucky School of Law and the College of Informatics Security Symposium. The topic of my.. Read More

Ohio Supreme Court Rules that Ohio Courts "Must Conduct a Rigorous Analysis" When Evaluating Whether to Certify a Class

Recall that last June I told you that the Supreme Court of Ohio agreed to consider State Farm's discretionary appeal of the Eighth District Court of.. Read More

The Sixth Circuit Considers (and Confounds) First Amendment Defamation Law

The Sixth Circuit's recent decision in Young v. Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc., Case No. 12-3999 (6th Cir. Oct. 31, 2013), raises more.. Read More
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