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The recent string of data breaches has shown how different industries respond to new fears about data security. For instance, in response to the growing concerns of clients, corporate lawyers are...
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Professional Liability Insurance (also called E&O Insurance) can potentially save IT businesses millions of dollars in legal fees. Take, for example, this lawsuit about to go to trial:The state of...
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We've all become accustomed to clicking through privacy policies (or terms of use agreements, acceptable use policies, etc.) without thinking much about them, but for tech businesses, privacy policies...
View ArticleThe IT Professional’s Guide to Fidelity Bonds
So you've got a contract pending with a client in the financial or banking sector - congrats! Working with clients in finance is often lucrative for IT businesses, and can seriously boost your...
View ArticleContracts to Start Your New Client Relationship off Right
Congratulations! You've won the business with a new IT client and are ready to get to work. To start this new business relationship with clear expectations, it's time to define your scope of work, set...
View ArticleDo's and Don't's for Making Professional Liability Claims
You're working on an IT project for a client, and something goes terribly wrong. Your client isn't happy, and you know there's a good chance that you'll take the blame for a big financial loss. Whether...
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