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CryptoCurrency: When Things May Really Be Too Good to Be True
/in Fraud Victim Resources, Legal Trends, Newsworthy Events /by Daniel MalandThere’s no denying the allure of an investment that can provide compounding returns nearly overnight. There’s also no denying that vetted cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Etherium have turned normal individuals into millionaires in the course of just several years.
Cybersecurity for Law Firms
/in Legal Trends /by Stephanie GomezPrivacy rights Clearinghouse reports that between 2005 and today, there have been 8,804 reported data breaches exposing over 11 billion records. This number is on the rise.
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