Category: Other Opinions
Wide and varied legal support for David Nosal
David and his legal team have received significant support from the business community, the legal...
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Questions that still need to be asked
There are a series of questions that a true critical thinker should be asking themselves
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Korn/Ferry’s Early Threats
KFI pulled all of its advertising from an industry publication that ran a positive news article on...
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A blatant example of prosecutorial overreach
David and his legal team are not the only ones that think that this whole process is wrong. ...
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Questions for Paul Reilly
These are questions that Paul Reilly, the ex-CEO for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Gary Burnison
These are questions that Gary Burnison, current CEO for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Peter Dunn
These are questions that Peter Dunn, previous General Counsel for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Jonathan Kuai
These are questions that Jonathan Kuai, current General Counsel for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Joe Griesedieck
These are questions that Joe Griesedieck, current Vice Chairman, Managing Director – Global Board and CEO Services for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Bob Damon
These are questions that Bob Damon, ex-President, Americas for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Korn/Ferry board members
These are questions that the current and previous Board Members for Korn/Ferry should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Sharon Bunzel
These are question that Sharon Bunzel, ex-Justice Department and hired by Korn/Ferry’s lead law firm O’Melveny and Myers should be prepared to answer:
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Questions for Kyle Waldinger
These are questions that Kyle Waldinger, lead prosecutor – AUSA should be prepared to answer:
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Hacking conviction stands for man who didn’t hack computer
ArsTECHNICA was surprised that the supreme court let stand “a hacking conviction of a man...
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More action needed by congress on ancient law
Supreme Court Leaves Troubling CFAA Rulings In Place: Sharing Passwords Can Be Criminal Hacking...
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One of America’s worst tech laws
Motherboard calls the CFAA “One of America’s worst tech laws” in their discussion of the case.
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For Korn/Ferry – The Shoe Is Now on the Other Foot
“Spencer Stuart filed a lawsuit against its former global automotive practice leader,...
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Court Throws Out Order for Recruiter to Pay Restitution to Korn Ferry
“A panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously threw out an order requiring...
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Ever Use Someone Else’s Password? Go to Jail, says the Ninth Circuit
The Electronic Frontier Foundation discusses dangerous rulings involving the CFAA stating “The...
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Government overreaching to serve big business agendas
Here’s a password: Crony crime fighting “Undertaking such third-party financed cases which a U.S....
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Courts Using Computer Laws Older Than the World Wide Web
“The CFAA, written three decades ago, should never be used in present day as what is now...
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Don’t share your Netflix password or you could go to jail
Using a broad and selectively used CFAA law creates trouble in the way the law should work....
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CFAA should not be linked to the common practice of password sharing
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California Edward M....
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Agreed, Congress needs to narrow the scope of the CFAA
Reasonably Construing the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to Avoid Overcriminalization “The Ninth and...
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Court of Appeals agrees with us
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California Marilyn H....
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