ABA files suit over ‘red flags’

By: Kimberly Atkins Dolan Media Newswires August 31, 2009

The American Bar Association has filed suit in federal court seeking to prevent the Federal Trade Commission from applying a new anti-identity theft regulation to practicing attorneys. The regulation, called the Red Flags Rule, requires businesses that possess sensitive identification information about their clients to safeguard that data against identity theft. These businesses must establish policies ...

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ABA files suit over ‘red flags’

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