Law Practice
May 1, 2014
Firms adjust policies to fight hacking
The threat of data theft by foreign companies or countries is leading lawyers with international practices to adopt new practices in terms of technology and planning, especially while traveling abroad.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Of all the compromising information available to data thieves these days, confidential legal documents are some of the most sensitive - and among the most appealing. Under threat from foreign states and corporate actors, law firms with international practices have been adjusting their technology policies, especially for lawyers traveling abroad. The upshot: Practicing law internationally is coming to look a lo...
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