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Cybersecurity Spillovers, Mark Verstraete, Tal Zarsky
Cybersecurity Spillovers, Mark Verstraete, Tal Zarsky
BYU Law Review
This Article identifies and analyzes a previously unrecognized source of positive externalities within cybersecurity, which we term "cybersecurity spillovers". Most commentators have focused on negative externalities and market failures, leading to a pervasive pessimism about the possibility of adequate cybersecurity protections. In response, this Article demonstrates that unique dynamics from the world of cloud computing – most notably, indivisibility – may force cloud service firms to generate spillovers. These spillovers are additional security protections provided to common cloud users: clients who may not have been willing or able to acquire these security services otherwise. Furthermore, this additional source of security …
Rockwell International, Pondcrete, And An A La Carte Three-Step Test For Determining An "Original Source" In Qui Tam Lawsuits, Matthew Lund
Rockwell International, Pondcrete, And An A La Carte Three-Step Test For Determining An "Original Source" In Qui Tam Lawsuits, Matthew Lund
BYU Law Review
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Extending Immunity To Private Contractors On Government Contracts: Boyle V. United Technologies Corp., James E. Ellsworth
Extending Immunity To Private Contractors On Government Contracts: Boyle V. United Technologies Corp., James E. Ellsworth
BYU Law Review
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Wage And Price Controls-Government Contracts- Executive Use Of The Federal Procurement Act To Disbar Private Firms From Government Contracts If Wage And Price Standards Are Not Followed-Afl-Cio V. Kahn, 618 F.2d 784 (D.C. Cir.), Cert. Denied, 443 U.S. 915 (1979)
BYU Law Review
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Government Contracts-Illegal Contracts-Jurisdiction Of Court Of Claims To Grant A Quantum Meruit Recovery- Yosemite Park & Curry Co. V. United States, 582 F.2d 552 (Ct. C1. 1978).
BYU Law Review
No abstract provided.
Administrative Law-Government Contracts-Public Utilities Supplying Services To Government Agencies Are Government Contractors Subject To Nondiscrimination Provisions Of Executive Order 11,246-United States V. New Orleans Public Service. Inc.
BYU Law Review
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