The decided yesterday. This case involved a single car accident that killed both passenger and driver. A trial court granted the Defendant's attorney's motion for judgment at the close of the passenger's case because the trial judge found that the

IT staff has to deal with regulations compliance. SOX, HIPAA, GLBA, and FISMA compliance measures are not dictated by internal needs but still have to be considered so the enterprise can function smoothly. This white paper describes approaches to change

There are many regulations that cover Message Archiving and the overall category of Electronic Media. Some of these are industry specific such as Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), SEC regulation 17, NASD 3010, 21CFR part 11 and HIPAA. While many businesses feel like

Compliance with regulations like such as SOX, PCI DSS, and FISMA does not need to be the resource drain that it often becomes in organizations. The key is avoiding a Dform over function approach and focusing on the real intent

The Executive Director of the Center for Justice and Democracy has published an on-point editorial on "tort reform." The article, entitled "Memo to Corporate America and Organized Medicine: No One Likes a Hypocrite," highlighting the hypocrisy of so-called tort reform

Recently, the Missouri Supreme Court, in the case of Joseph Banks v. Clint Zweifel, Treasurer of the State of Missouri, SC90131, determined that the second injury fund can pursue subrogation actions in the circuit courts of Missouri. Prior to this

A new 100-cell correctional facility will service Cumberland, Colchester, Pictou, Antigonish, Guysborough and Richmond counties, Justice Minister Ross Landry announced today, Dec. 1.

Amnesty International said that it was deeply worried about the safety of victims of and witnesses to a shooting at a military blockade that took place in Tegucigalpa.

Amnesty International said it deeply regrets the choice of Swiss voters to introduce a ban on the construction of minarets into the constitution. The ban takes immediate effect.

A Florida investment company has filed for bankruptcy protection, stating it lost more than $1 billion in the Ponzi scheme allegedly led by Minnesota businessman Tom Petters.

A 16-year-old St. Paul boy has beencharged with second-degree manslaughter for allegedly shootinganother teen in the head on Thanksgiving morning, killing him.

There's still no verdict in the fraudtrial of Minnesota businessman Tom Petters.

The Minneapolis Police Department could lose as many as 47 civilian positions next year if the City Council approves a budget proposal offered by Chief Tim Dolan.

A man with prior sex convictions inWisconsin is now charged with raping, beating and robbing a73-year-old woman in a Kandiyohi County church.