Federal court says the Federal Trade Commission can bring enforcement actions against companies for breaches.
May 06, 2014 at 07:46 PM
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Businesses have yet another reason to guard against data breaches.
As K&L Gates partners Roberta Anderson and Martin Stern and associate Jenny Paul explained on TMT Law Watch, a New Jersey district court judge recently ruled that the Federal Trade Commission can bring enforcement actions against companies for breaches as an unfair practice under the FTC Act.
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