Ulla Neergaard, Professor of EU Law, University of Copenhagen Photo credit: Gordon Leggett, via Wikimedia Commons *This contribution draws upon Ulla Neergaard’s forthcoming work, “‘Eurarctic’: Colonialism and EU-Greenland Relations” in Hanna Eklund’s edited volume, “Colonialism and the EU Legal Order,” to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2025. For a more … Read more
Eve Hill was quoted as a legal authority in a Law360 story about a U.S. Department of Labor proposal to eliminate the subminimum wage for workers with disabilities. The future of the Fair Labor Standards Act’s Section 14(c) is uncertain, as Republicans remain divided on the issue. If the proposal were to pass, it would … Read more
Risk management isn’t what it used to be. Gone are the days of simply reacting to threats after the fact. Instead, thanks to breakthroughs in risk management technology, today’s risk assessment tools can predict problems before they happen — allowing companies to take a proactive approach to risk management and avoid threats entirely. In this … Read more
Triaging and investigating alerts is central to security operations. As SOC teams strive to keep up with ever-increasing alert volumes and complexity, modernizing SOC automation strategies with AI has emerged as a critical solution. This blog explores how an AI SOC Analyst transforms alert management, addressing key SOC challenges while enabling faster investigations and responses. … Read more
While the perception of overall severe weather risks varies significantly by region, 65 percent of the participants nationwide believed their home is at risk from thunderstorms, according to the new report, Catastrophic Weather Events and Mitigation: Survey of Homeowners by the Insurance Research Council (IRC), a division of The Institutes. Overall, this and other key … Read more
