Faruki Blog

ABA Clarifies Ethical Rules Associated With Attorney Viewing of Juror Social Media

While social media can be a useful tool for attorneys, it can also be an ethical minefield. A lawyer may be tempted to search a potential juror's.. Read More

Issues of Nexus in Light of Recent Supreme Court Certiorari Denials

The rise of Internet commerce has brought with it inconsistent laws and court decisions across states as to whether retailers that have no physical.. Read More

Stop the Bleeding: Why Heartbleed is the latest reminder about the basics of information security

Like clockwork or, dare I say, the regular beat of a heart, I am again fielding calls from friends and associates on what to do in response to the.. Read More

Marvel Team-Up? How Spider-Man Could Help the Supreme Court Defeat the Case That Wouldn't Die

If the Supreme Court decides to grant certiorari in Kimble v. Marvel Enterprises, 727 F.3d 856 (9th Cir. 2013), to get rid of the.. Read More

What We Can Learn From the Target Data Breach and Even More From its Response?

Ron Raether, Jeff Knight and I attended the American Conference International's 8th Annual Cyber and Data Risk Insurance in Chicago (Ron spoke), a.. Read More

TRO vs Preliminary Injunction

TRO v. Preliminary Injunction. "I won't hear your TRO without some notice to the other side" – a phrase often heard by trial lawyers practicing in.. Read More

March 2014 Faruki Website Newsletter

What's new at Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. * Anatomy of a Data Breach: What you Say (or Don't Say) Can Hurt You; * Erin Rhinehart attends 19th annual.. Read More

Fighting for Market Share: Why Past Battles Over IP Matter Even When Your Patent Ceases To

The single-serve coffee industry is brewing up a set of interesting legal issues relating to the interplay of patent and antitrust law. Thanks in no.. Read More

DUMB Starbucks Was a Dumb Parody

"DUMB Starbucks" made national news as a viral sensation that the owner claimed was a legitimate, blatant copy of the distinctive and famous.. Read More

The DATA Act: What the Current Battle Around Big Data Reiterates About the Basics of Privacy for Businesses

Last week, my colleague Chris Herman blogged about the recent panel at the mid‑year ABA meeting in Chicago. The panel provided differing views on.. Read More
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