The FBI reported in July 2018 that business e-mail compromise (BEC) is continuing to grow and evolve, targeting small, medium and large businesses. IC3, the Internet Crime Complaint Center, estimates that from December 2016 to May 2018 there was a 136 percent increase in identified global exposed losses1. IC3 also […]
Publications
Nebraska Supreme Court Affirms 30-day Window for TIF Challenges
Salem Grain Co., Inc., v. City of Falls City, 302 Nb. 548 (2019). In 2012, Defendant and Appellee Consolidated Grain and Barge Company (“Consolidated Grain”) proposed to construct a new commercial grain receiving, storage, and shipping facility in Falls City, Nebraska. Consolidated Grain applied for tax increment financing (“TIF”) for […]
106th Nebraska Legislature, First Session
The First Session of the 106th Nebraska Legislature convened on January 9, 2019. As of as Thursday, April 11, there are 32 days left in the session, which concludes on June 6, 2019. Bill introduction concluded on January 23, 2019. At the conclusion of bill introduction, we identified 28 bills […]
Nebraska LB 285 and Consent to HIV Testing
In 1994, the HIV crisis was at its height, and confidentiality of HIV testing and test results was a grave concern. The Nebraska Unicameral enacted an unusual statute, requiring that no HIV test be administered without first obtaining the patient’s informed consent to the test. This was unusual because the […]
Cyber Security Threats Related to Medical Devices
Medical devices are subject to numerous regulations and an intensive approval process to verify their safety for patient use–but what about the software that powers these devices? How secure is the software that operates insulin pumps or pacemakers? In addition to the requirement that medical device software meet general Food […]

