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In the latest edition of the Cybersecurity Newsletter, our team discusses a New Jersey federal court’s rejection of a bank’s claim for insurance coverage for a phishing attack, a recent decision regarding federal subject matter jurisdiction for a lawsuit alleging statutory violations under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, a recently filed class action lawsuit arising out of a ransomware attack on a New Jersey healthcare provider, new guidance regarding password complexity, and more.

In this week’s issue, Morrison Mahoney partner Michael Aylward discusses a surprising new opinion from the Wisconsin Supreme Court freeing liability insurers from a finding that they breached a duty to defend and must reimburse attorney's fees so long as they have followed the approved procedure and sought declaratory relief in the interim. This week's issue also considers a recent Iowa Supreme Court ruling barred assignments to unlicensed public adjustments and a troubling new claims made "notice" ruling from the Ninth Circuit applying Washington law.

In this week’s issue, Morrison Mahoney partner Michael Aylward discusses a new Eighth Circuit opinion restricting the scope of “business risk” exclusion in construction defect cases as well as a new Nebraska Supreme Court ruling concerning “household reduction” exclusions.

In this edition of the Cybersecurity Newsletter, our team discusses a class action lawsuit against the developer of a controversial facial recognition app, cyber threats against tax filers, the first CCPA lawsuit, a major breach that occurred when a laptop in the possession of a company’s vendor was stolen, and more.

In this week’s issue, Morrison Mahoney partner Michael Aylward discusses an important new Delaware ruling denying coverage for intentional assaults as well as a ruling by the Nebraska Supreme Court limiting the application of professional services exclusions you malicious prosecution claims.