Civil Litigation,
Corporate
Jan. 23, 2019
Shareholder cyber litigation: What boards must know
See more on Shareholder cyber litigation: What boards must knowThese lawsuits range from traditional shareholder derivative lawsuits to class action lawsuits to stock-drop securities fraud related lawsuits.
Jeffrey M. Dennis
Partner
Newmeyer & Dillion LLP
Email: jeff.dennis@ndlf.com
Jeffrey is the head of the firm's Privacy & Data Security practice. He works with the firm's clients on cyber-related issues, including contractual and insurance opportunities to lessen their risk.
Amtoj S. Randhawa
Associate
Newmeyer & Dillion LLP
Email: amtoj.randhawa@ndlf.com
Amtoj works in the firm's Privacy & Data Security practice. He focuses on helping clients navigate the legal dispute implications of cybersecurity and advises businesses on implementing and adopting proactive measures to prevent and neutralize threats.
Since 2015, corporate directors and members of the board of directors have faced an increase in the threat of cyber-related litigation, as well as an increased number of lawsuits filed against them. These lawsuits range from traditional shareholder derivative lawsuits to class action lawsuits to stock-drop securities fraud related lawsuits. Board members must understand the threats of litigation and take proactive steps to protect themselves.
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