Essentially, this bill would allow asbestos victims to be re-victimized by exposing their health information to the publ...
I think that, in some respects, the title of this hearing is not as accurate as I would have made it.
And what I am hearing here is a number of criticisms that these claims are not being dismissed, even though they are fri...
And it seems to be just backward, as far as I am concerned.
It is pretty clear that the Concepcion case has resulted in the dismissal of class actions.
Cyberattacks have increased, according to the National Security Agency, by 44 percent.
This legislation is extremely problematic for several reasons.
We must take additional steps to protect our cyber networks.
A national standard should be strong enough to provide appropriate notice so that individuals may be on guard.
We must require that any additional sharing only be allowed to occur if information is removed that can be used to ident...
Last year, the head of the National Security Agency warned that cyber attacks had increased by 44%.
I also commend and align myself with the remarks of the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee, Mr. Nadler.
We must not toss aside existing privacy restrictions to grant the government and law enforcement unwarranted access to p...
I think I have about the only general law on cyber privacy, which I introduced last year and will reintroduce today.
I would like to welcome the witnesses and note that I am reintroducing today a bill that I introduced in 2012, July or A...
I think the sooner, Chairman Sensenbrenner, that we begin to look at this part of this problem, the better off we are go...
H.R. 982, the Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency Act, or FACT Act, burdens asbestos trusts while giving asbestos def...
the suggestion that we limit the ability of victims to pay for their cases.
