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On January 30, Steven Cash, counsel in the firm's Washington, D.C. office, will be speaking on "A Practitioner's Guide to Balancing Government and Employee Interests in Disputes Involving Classified Information," a panel discussion presented by the Bar Association of the District of Columbia (BADC) Committee on National Security Law, Policy & Practice (NSLPP).

Day Pitney sponsored a program, "Parade of Corporate Horribles: Responding Ethically to a New Problem Around Every Corner," presented by the Westchester/Southern Connecticut Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC).

Clifford Nichols wrote an article, "When Addressing Cybersecurity and Data Breach, Don't Forget eDiscovery," for New Jersey Law Journal.  The article is about how companies should consider eDiscovery and litigation response issues when making policy or infrastructure changes to address cybersecurity and data breach risks.

On June 30-July 1 Warren Whitaker spoke at STEP Global Congress 2016: Advising Families Across Generations in Amsterdam on "Is America the new Switzerland?"

On April 28, Steven Cash will be speaking at the Seventh National Institute on Internal Corporate Investigations and Forum for In-House Counsel. Cash will be speaking on a panel about Congressional Investigations. The panel focuses on how Congress conducts its investigations, including the scope of its subpoena power and the procedures for congressional hearings.

Jed Davis was quoted in an article, "'Click Fraud' Trial To Test Reach Of Feds' Cybercrime Powers," in Law360.

On January 5, Day Pitney hosted a speech by Robert L. Capers, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, to the White Collar Crime Committee of the American Bar Association's Business Law Section (WCCC) at the firm's New York City office.

Dennis Kearney was quoted in an article, "Judge finds probable cause in complaint against Christie over GWB lane closures," in The Record. In the article, Kearney discusses a New Jersey judge's finding of probable cause that Christie engaged in official misconduct during the 2013 lane closures and issued a summons for the governor to appear Oct. 24.

Dennis Kearney was quoted in an article, "Christie Criminal Summons Marks Surprise Twist In GWB Saga," in Law360. The article is about how a New Jersey judge gave the go ahead to a citizen's criminal suit alleging Gov. Chris Christie failed to stop the now-infamous traffic jam on the George Washington Bridge. 

On March 26, D.C. Counsel Steven Cash will be featured on live webinar, "When Congress Comes Calling: Unique Rights and Wrongs for Oversight and Investigation Targets," presented by the Washington Legal Foundation (WLF).