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The article discusses several legal and cybersecurity experts such as Jonathan Stribling-Uss, Luke Dembosky, and Jake Frazier who have proposed various tactics that lawyers and law firms in places such as the U.S. can utilize to combat and prevent additional data security breaches. The Panama Papers document leak is examined, along with ransomware attacks and ideologically motivated computer hacks. Data security measures involving digital fingerprints are also assessed.

The article discusses how various state legislators such as Cristina Garcia and Ling Ling Chang in California who are trying to eliminate state sales taxes on feminine hygiene products, and it mentions bias against women in America, as well as the Chicago, Illinois city council's decision to do away with sales taxes on tampons and other female products. Legislative bills in Connecticut and Virginia are examined, along with tampon tax issues in New York and Utah.

The article discusses several presentations on the Magna Carta Great Charter agreement which were delivered at the 2015 American Bar Association (ABA) London Sessions event by speakers such as U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Bernice B. Donald, British Lord Justice Christopher Clarke, and American Judge Delissa Ridgway. U.S. common law principles such as the right to a trial by jury and the adversary system of law are examined, along with American constitutionalism.