Chicago Settles With Woman Who Miscarried After Being Shocked by Taser-Wielding Officer

Data breaches have been in the news a lot lately, and now Panera is joining in on the action. Earlier this month, Panera Bread announced that it too had fallen victim to a data breach and acknowledged that sensitive “customer information was vulnerable on its company website for at least eight months.” However, of the company's many customers, the breach seems to only have impacted records belonging to “customers who had registered for the MyPanera program to order food online,” and compromised personal details such as names, birthdays, email addresses, home addresses, and “the last four digits of user credit card numbers.” In addition, the affected customers' “Panera loyalty card numbers were also exposed,” which has some worried that scammers might spend customer money on prepaid accounts.

Italy launches investigations over tech company content concerns, following a slew of E.U. cases.

Israel's Technion Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering team has developed an electronic, reusable mask.

Considering the potential for claim denials and bad faith by insurance companies, homeowners can be proactive and take some precautions before and after a hurricane.

With the potential for quicker and easier travel just around the bend, this is also a time to resume traditional networking habits and for lawyers to again be the face of their firm – even while wearing a mask. 

When a truck tire breaks apart, tire debris can become a deadly projectile thrown through the air landing on vehicles.

Clients have preferred law firms with a long history of success over newer firms that might struggle to cope with changes taking place in the industry.