By Aaron H. Wallace, Esq. In a perfect world, a crisis would bring out the best in everyone. But bad actors see opportunity in an emergency. It's a
Coronavirus Ethics Tips for Florida Lawyers
A COVID-19 Checklist for Attorneys By Aaron H. Wallace, Esq. As schools close, major corporations send their workforces home, and local
The Importance of Recognizing Phishing Emails
Phishing emails remain the most common way hackers access your organization’s environment. So – recognizing phishing emails is important! Why?
Social Engineering – Business Email Compromise
The Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a specific phishing attack that is disguised as an internal company or vendor/ partner email. The email may
White Paper from NAS: Cybercrime – Claims Analysis
Cybercrime looms as a greater threat to individuals and businesses, and very often crimes are committed with few clues left behind. Cybercrime is an
NAS 2018 Cyber Claims Digest
The national cyber insurance market continues to grow and four key trends have recently been identified. These trends include a surge in the number of
Proposals for Settlement: A Tool and a Trap
By Alex Diaz, Klein Glasser Park & Lowe, P.L. Proposals for settlements can be a remarkably powerful tool for a litigator. A valid proposal can
Metadata and Your Responsibility
According to The Florida Bar Ethics Department, Ethics Opinion 06-02, "It is the sending lawyer's obligation to take reasonable steps to safeguard the
