Today's General Counsel

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Want A Legal Challenge? Depose Justin Bieber

March 11, 2014

If you think your work day was tough, watch the recently-released video of Miami lawyer Mark DiCowden struggling through a […]

Alaska Supreme Court Speaks Out Against Proposed Change To Judge Selection

March 11, 2014

Alaska’s Supreme Court judges are speaking out against a proposal in the state legislature that would give the governor more […]

Yale Law Tops Harvard As Top Program

March 11, 2014

Yale law students need not learn the school’s fight song – chanting “We’re number one” will suffice for another year, […]

New Litigation Risk For M&A Advisors After Delaware Ruling

March 11, 2014

In a case that bodes tougher conflict standards and new litigation risks to M&A advisors, the Delaware Chancery Court last […]

Companies Getting Sued Over Employee Interrogation Techniques

March 10, 2014

A classic police interrogation technique, developed by a law professor in the 1930s, has been widely applied in the business […]

Controversial “Persuader Rule” Postponed Again

March 10, 2014

Publication of a controversial rule that would significantly change how an old labor law works has been postponed by the […]

A Deeper Look At Recent EEOC Charge Stats

March 10, 2014

What mean for employers as they plan for training in 2014.

Big Business Missing Window To Reshape Republican Party

March 10, 2014

Business industry leaders swore to use strategic campaign funding to assert influence on a Republican party that increasingly has cowed […]

More Mass-Tort Cases Undermined By Plaintiff-Lawyer Corruption

March 10, 2014

Recent rulings show that some plaintiff lawyers are looking to coercion and fraud to replicate David versus Goliath mass-tort lawsuit […]

Recommendations in Response to the EEOC’s New Lawsuit on Severance Agreements

March 10, 2014

Employers should take note of the EEOC’s new position toward release agreements, review their standard separation agreements, and consider taking prophylactic steps to guard against similar claims.

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