The article Does your data security strategy protect against spear phishing?—by Scali Law attorneys Christian Scali and Gus Paras—was published by the Greater Cincinnati Auto Dealers Association today.

You’ll find this article by The Scali Law Firm on page 22 of the August/September 2016 issue of West Coast Dealer, a publication of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association.

We have sent out previous Alerts regarding the evolution of the San Diego Earned Sick Leave and Minimum Wage Ordinance. There are now further developments to report. An Implementing Ordinance, previously approved by City Council, was approved by the Mayor on August 3, 2016, and will take effect September 2, 2016.

The article Dealers have to provide suitable seating to their employees under specified circumstances. Do you know what they are? appears in ADOMA's August NewsTrax.

Consumer advocacy groups have urged the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether Mercedes Benz’s marketing of its 2017 E­-class sedan misleads consumers by overstating the car’s autonomous capabilities. The consumer groups claim such advertising is likely to cause consumers to believe the car is self­-driving when it is not, and creates a false sense of security.

OSHA’s controversial new “Reasonable Reporting Procedure” rules may require a second look at the mandatory post-injury drug testing policies frequently implemented at dealerships.