IoT

Jan 17, 20223 min read

Why Sue The Victim of a Cybercrime?

Companies that have been hacked are victims of a cybercrime, so why are these companies being sued?

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May 6, 20211 min read

Paper Discovery Is Dead (or soon to be)

Short article for the Florida Hillsborough Bar Association on paper discovery in litigation and electronic stored information in eDiscovery.

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Jul 23, 20192 min read

Freeborn's Emerging Industries Symposium

We are in the digital age with new and fascinating developments. But, the risks are changing, and we need to know, understand and prepare.

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Apr 4, 20193 min read

The Digital Revolution

After the TechLaw Institute 2019 conference, I was left wondering what the future of commerce will look like in 5 to 10 years and how the...

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Feb 6, 20194 min read

Anti-Fraud Software Leads to Constitutional Claims

An unlikely lawsuit currently pending in Michigan may impact future legal issues related to automation, robots, artificial intelligence,...

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Jan 15, 20193 min read

Cyber in 2019

After a long holiday break and reflecting on 2018, it's my turn to do what almost every other tech blog does, provide some predictions...

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Dec 11, 20183 min read

Cyberlaw: From the Printing Press to the Internet

In general, Cyberlaw is considered to be a new field of law dealing with the Internet. It encompasses cases, statutes, regulations and...

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Nov 20, 20184 min read

Cybersecurity and the Law – by the numbers

The Tampa Bay Chapter of the Federal Bar Association hosted a seminar luncheon titled "Cybersecurity and the Law." Mr. Sri Sridharan, the...

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Sep 27, 20182 min read

Internet of Things and Cyber Insurance

In my last blog, Attorneys will Impact the Internet of Things, I discussed that the IoT creates a significant risk to privacy and...

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