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The legal industry and technology are intertwined. Technology presents many legal challenges to companies, lawyers, and legal professionals, due to cybersecurity demands, data breach concerns, and media regulations. The National Law Review features the latest news, litigation, stories, and coverage related to legislation in the industry, and the ever-evolving changes which arise because of how quickly technology changes are occurring today.

Regulations on Communications & Media: Including TCPA, GDPR, and FCC

Media and communications news covered by the National Law Review includes FCC (Federal Communications Commission) enforcement actions, cybercrime and terrorism stories, TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act) violations, email communications, social media platforms, and how to properly navigate them in a professional setting, telecommunications laws, and compliance issues and concerns. Staffing changes at the FCC, litigation and regulation changes, including the state of net neutrality, are covered by the legal experts who write for the National Law Review.

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act and the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation

Legislation like the Telephone Consumer Protection and international regulations such as the EU’s GDPR, companies must take the time to update their privacy standards and must understand the complexities of this area of law, in order to avoid legal repercussions when engaging with customers in the US and around the world. The National Law Review has legal experts who analyze litigation related to the TCPA as it impacts healthcare, debt collection, and other areas. Additionally, many facets of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation; including notes on applicability, GDPR company compliance, and definitions of GDPR terminology are analyzed by the legal experts at NLR.

Legal Communication Concerns across Industries

Because the internet and technology change on what seems to be a daily basis, it can be difficult for companies to properly navigate these changes, concepts, and ensure they are complying with legislation in these areas. Some of the concepts businesses must be aware of in terms of cybersecurity and media that the National Law Review covers include domain name registrations, gTLDs (generic top-level domain names), international legislation in data and cybersecurity, HIPAA legislation, and data protection and cybersecurity laws. Additionally, with telemedicine taking a forefront in the field of healthcare, ransomware and data theft occurring daily, and continual security breaches occurring in the US and around the world, like the WannaCry Ransomware incident, companies must take proper measures in safeguarding their networks and servers to protect their clients’ personal information.

We report on these issues, concerns, and news stories regularly. In addition to regulations and legislation in the US, visitors can also read about international provisions and safeguards, including EU Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield, Canadian Anti-Spam laws, and other international protections, to avoid major data and cybersecurity breaches.

For hourly updates on the latest news about data privacy law, cybersecurity, and other telecommunications legal issues, be sure to follow our Privacy & Security Law Twitter feed, and sign up for complimentary e-news bulletins.

Date	Title	Organization
25 Mar	4 Game-Changing Ways Social Media Works for Lawyers	The Rainmaker Institute
24 Mar	How to Handle Your Social Media in 30 Minutes a Day	The Rainmaker Institute
24 Mar	Seizure of Electronic Data: European Commission Dawn Raid Inspection Guidance Revised	McDermott Will & Emery
23 Mar	The Legal Risks of Blogging	Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc. (RIMS)
23 Mar	How to Run Your Law Firm From Your Smartphone [Infographic]	The Rainmaker Institute
23 Mar	Service of Process through Social Media	Greenberg Traurig, LLP
22 Mar	Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Focuses on Fraud Associated with Increased Use of Electronic Health Records	Mintz
22 Mar	U.S. Supreme Court Makes Price Differentiation Between Markets More Difficult for Copyright Owners	Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP
22 Mar	Google: Better to Seek Forgiveness Than Permission?	Mintz
21 Mar	The Copyright Act’s “First Sale” Doctrine Applies to Works Lawfully Made Abroad and Imported to the United States	McDermott Will & Emery
21 Mar	Who Owns a LinkedIn Account? An Update to Eagle v. Edcomm, Inc.	Mintz
21 Mar	Historical Reform of the Mexican Telecommunications Industry	Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
21 Mar	Constitutional Reform Addressing Broadcasting and Telecommunications in Mexico	Greenberg Traurig, LLP
20 Mar	Quarterly Bio New Jersey HR Forum: Employment Law Updates	Faegre Drinker
20 Mar	Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Issues Revised Guidelines for Disclosures in Online Advertising	Greenberg Traurig, LLP
20 Mar	Brussels Court of Appeal Rules that Legal Professional Privilege Applies to In-house Counsel	McDermott Will & Emery
19 Mar	Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Has Released New Guidance on the Use of Disclosures by Mobile and Online Advertisers	Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
19 Mar	10 Ways Social Media Could Be Benefiting Your Law Firm	The Rainmaker Institute
18 Mar	Telecommuting—No Longer the Way of the Future?	McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie and Kirkland, PLLC
17 Mar	Are You Making Any of These Mistakes on Your Law Firm Website?	The Rainmaker Institute