All Topics

The Trump Administration has signaled an aggressive stance on healthcare fraud enforcement, with Medicare payment suspensions emerging as a powerful tool to combat suspected fraud schemes.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice examined whether a woman with diminished capacity required a court-appointed guardian to manage her substantial property holdings, or if less restrictive alternatives could protect her interests while preserving her autonomy. The case centered on balancing the state's duty to protect vulnerable persons against an individual's fundamental right to self-determination when making decisions about tens of millions of dollars in assets.

A $285 million theft from Drift Protocol reveals how North Korean state actors used months of sophisticated social engineering—including in-person relationship building at industry conferences—to exploit human trust and bypass technical security controls. The incident demonstrates how traditional cybersecurity measures can be circumvented when threat actors invest in cultivating legitimacy, raising critical questions about insider risk, approval processes, and the convergence of remote IT worker