Frost Brown Todd, a law firm with more than 500 lawyers across its eight-state footprint, offers a deep, talented roster of legal professionals…
Frost Brown Todd LLP | USA | 9 Mar 2020
Bankers in the fintech space are familiar with the FFIEC’s Guidance recommending multi-factor authentication for certain financial transactions…
Frost Brown Todd LLP | USA | 13 Jan 2020
Overview Over the past two years, there has been an increasing number of services that purport to use artificial intelligence (AI) to help employers…
Frost Brown Todd LLP | USA | 13 May 2015
The Northern District of Illinois recently issued a decision highlighting a class action defendant's ability to transfer venues based on the parties'…
Frost Brown Todd LLP | USA | 1 Jul 2014
In Harris v. Quinn, the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a winning hand for home health workers who do not wish to join a public sector union, but the…
Frost Brown Todd LLP | USA | 22 Nov 2010
Late this summer, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, took on an issue of first impression - whether the fraud of one partner can be imputed to an "innocent" partner in order to render a judgment non-dischargeable.