Employers May Be Liable for Reading Employees’ Personal Emails on Company Devices

August 16th, 2013
Employment

Email Privacy

by Brian Harris

On June 5, 2013, a federal court in Ohio ruled that Verizon Wireless may be liable under the federal Stored Communications Act (“SCA”) and Ohio tort law. The case is based on a former employee’s allegations that, after she returned her company-issued Blackberry, her Verizon supervisor read 48,000 emails on a personal Gmail account that remained on the device. In denying Verizon’s motion to dismiss, the court was particularly concerned about the large quantity of personal emails the supervisor read, and the likelihood that some

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Technology Export Regulations: Key Issues for Tech Companies – Part 3

Morris, Manning & Martin attorneys Alex Woollcott and John Yates discuss key steps technology companies should take to ensure compliance with export laws.

 

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The video and information herein are presented for educational and informational purposes and are not intended to constitute legal advice. Additional information is at www.www.mmmtechlaw.com/privacy-policy-and-disclaimer/ . For more information about John Yates, Alex Woollcott, and Morris, Manning & Martin visit www.mmmlaw.com

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Leadership Lessons from Apple CEO Tim Cook

August 8th, 2013
Entrepreneurial Info

Apple CEO Tim Cook talks about when to follow business rules and when to throw them out.

Apple CEO Tim Cook explains how to hire people who will focus on collaboration and deliver the “magic” that happens when great minds come together.

Apple CEO Tim Cook discusses the 25 year plan he developed while a student at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business and why you should veer away from such plans.

 

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