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Employment Law Spotlight

The Birth of Another Form of Paid Leave: Prenatal Leave for New York-Based Employees

BREAKING NEWS: DOL Unveils Final OT Rule, Significantly Raising Salary Thresholds for Exemptions

Three BakerHostetler Attorneys Speak at 2024 ILS Annual Conference

Justin Murphy Speaks on Panel at Global Competition Review 8th Annual GCR Live: Cartels

Following the sentencing of a former Uber cybersecurity chief to three years of probation for criminal obstruction, Partner Ed McAndrew told the Wall Street Journal this could have a “chilling” effect on the cybersecurity field.  According to the May 5, 2023, WSJ article, “Prosecution of Former Uber Security Chief Carries Warnings for Cyber Leaders,” the Uber executive failed to report a data breach in 2016, and his team paid hackers $100,000 to refrain from publishing data they had accessed. The latter is a practice McAndrew says is commonplace today.  <a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/former-uber-security-chief-gets-probation-in-obstruction-case-87c7c0b9" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read the article (subscription required).</a>

Ed McAndrew Calls Sentence of Former Uber Cyber Security Chief ‘Chilling’

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