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Bright Horizons Notifies Current and Former Employees of Recent Data Breach
On March 27, 2023, Bright Horizons Family Solutions, Inc. (“Bright Horizons”) filed a notice of data breach with the Massachusetts Attorney General after learning that an unauthorized actor logged on to the company’s corporate system and stole files containing confidential employee information. Based on the company’s official filing, the incident resulted in an unauthorized party…
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The Health Plan of San Mateo Reports Recent Data Breach Leaked Personal Information Belonging to 11,894 Individuals
On March 17, 2023, the Health Plan of San Mateo filed a notice of data breach with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights after learning that an unauthorized party was able to access confidential member information stored in an employee’s email account. Based on the company’s official filing, the…
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Majestic Care Files Notice of Data Breach Affecting Current and Former Residents and Staff
On March 28, 2023, Majestic Care filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Montana after learning that hackers successfully launched a cyberattack, giving them access to confidential information belonging to current and former residents and staff members. Based on the company’s official filing, the incident resulted in an unauthorized party gaining…
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Along for the Ride: Non-Patients May be Subject to MICRA’s Limitations
In Lopez v. American Medical Response West (2023) Cal.Rptr.3d (2023 WL 2518511), the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, affirmed a lower holding that the one-year statute of limitations under professional negligence applies to both a patient and a non-patient who had been riding in an ambulance driven by a medical professional when it…
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Finland Clears Last Hurdle to Join NATO, Reshaping Balance of Power
Turkey’s Parliament approved Finland’s bid to join NATO, its final hurdle to membership in the military alliance. Here is what we’re covering:
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In Arrest of US Reporter, Russia Doubles Down on Isolation From West
The Kremlin, which accused a Wall Street Journal correspondent of being a spy, made a move not seen since the Cold War, further raising the barriers between Russia and the West.
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Under the Taliban, Afghanistan Is Trying to Make Due With Less
In a time of famine and money shortages, meals are a rallying point — and a topic of worry — during a season of change in Afghanistan.
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Days After Netanyahu Fired Him, Israel’s Defense Minister Is Still on the Job
Yoav Gallant, Israel’s defense minister, was fired on Sunday, setting off unrest, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu never formally confirmed his dismissal.
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At Least 14 Are Killed in India When a Temple’s Well Cover Collapses
Rescuers struggled to reach many other Hindu worshipers who were trapped and injured in a packed temple in Indore during a religious festival.
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Aura Rosenberg’s Seriously Playful Art of Collaboration
It takes two venues to contain diverse work from 50 years, connecting sexuality, childhood and her relationships with famous friends embedded in her art.
