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June 11, 2009

New York's Highest Court Raises a Red Flag Over Pervasive Location Tracking

Private employers are increasingly implementing location-tracking devices — Global Positioning Systems
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June 5, 2009

Philip Gordon Answers Questions About Human Resources' Top Privacy Concerns

On June 18, Philip Gordon will present at the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
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June 2, 2009

Missouri Court Paves the Way for Federal Jurisdiction for Claims of Misappropriation of Electronic Information by Departing Employees

A federal judge in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri issued a ruling
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May 27, 2009

Court Rules Transportation Industry Employers Must Implement Observed Urine Collection Testing Procedures

An undivided panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has upheld
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May 15, 2009

A "Friend" Indeed? Attorneys' Use of Third Parties to Gain Access to Social Networking Sites Could Result in Discipline

The explosive growth in Facebook and MySpace pages has created a fertile ground for evidence-gathering
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May 14, 2009

Houston's Case Might Shed Light on How Far Employers Can Go to Access Employees' Restricted Social Networking Profiles

How far can employers go to access an employee’s restricted social networking profile? A case scheduled
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May 1, 2009

Swine Flu and Workplace Privacy

The swine flu pandemic means that employers need information about employees who have swine flu, or who
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April 22, 2009

Recent Fourth Circuit Ruling Demonstrates Risks to Employers of Accessing Employees' Personal E-Mail Accounts

In a cautionary tale for all employers, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit recently
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April 22, 2009

Recent Fourth Circuit Ruling Demonstrates Risks to Employers of Accessing Employees' Personal E-Mail Accounts

In a cautionary tale for all employers, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit recently
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April 13, 2009

No Invasion of Privacy for Publication of MySpace Posting

A California appellate court rejected the invasion of privacy claims of a UC Berkeley student whose online

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