Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

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Global Businesses Shying Away From Cloud Computing In Wake of NSA Revelations

March 31, 2014

A survey finds that businesses world-wide are increasingly turning away from cloud computing and looking to more secure data storage, […]

Cruise Industry Seeks Safety Improvements To Buoy Bottom Line

March 31, 2014

In the last few years, several cruise ship disasters have cast a shadow over the industry, and firms recently have […]

Federal Court Ruling Raises Questions About Privileged Nature Of Certain Internal Investigations

March 28, 2014

The D.C. District Court recently found that documents pertaining to a company’s internal investigation were not protected by attorney-client privilege nor the attorney work-product doctrine, a decision that could have widespread implications for companies that conduct internal investigations of whistleblower complaints.

Access to Cellular Phone Records by Defense Counsel

March 28, 2014

When it comes to cell phone records – important elements of discovery in many cases – defense counsel seek and obtain records, though not always easily.

Cinderella And The Legal Industry

March 28, 2014

Technology is giving legal industry underdogs the ability to go toe-to-toe with more established firms, LeClairRyan attorney Tom Regan says, and making even small clients an important focus for firms going forward.

When Cooperation With Gov’t Brings Waiver Of Privilege

March 28, 2014

A recent Southern District of New York decision regarding voluntary disclosure of privileged information in the course of an internal investigation…

NLRB: Northwestern University Football Players Are Employees, Can Unionize

March 28, 2014

In a decision that could lead to major upheaval in how college athletes are paid, a regional NLRB director found […]

Law Firms Urged By Corporate Clients, Law Enforcement To Up Cybersecurity

March 28, 2014

Law firms are being called on to prove to corporate clients that they are protecting themselves against cyber attacks, and […]

California’s Strict Toxic Labeling Law, Prop 65, Could Get More Strict

March 27, 2014

In addition to a stronger version of the now familiar warning, the new rules would require labels to disclose the presence of certain specific substances and…

BP Must Pay Businesses For Oil Spill Losses, Without Proof of Causation

March 27, 2014

Oil giant BP must pay businesses who claim, without providing proof, that their losses resulted from the 2010 Gulf Coast […]

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