Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

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Obama: Health Care Website Woes Show Need For IT Procurement Reform

November 18, 2013

The disastrous HealthCare.gov rollout may lead to a shift in how the government procures IT, a process President Obama called […]

Multilingual Review In The E-Discovery Process

November 15, 2013

For better or worse, much of the rest of the world has caught up with the United States in terms […]

Survey: Views Of Directors, Major Investors, Diverge On The Key Issues

November 15, 2013

Board directors and investors have different ideas of what qualities are most desirable in corporate board members, with investors rating […]

Hospital Sued When Overworked Nurse Dies In Car Accident

November 15, 2013

The husband of a nurse who died in a car accident while driving home from a 12-hour shift has filed […]

Sex Scandal, Blackmail Thicken Plot of Chevron Pollution Case

November 14, 2013

A matter that began with a pollution lawsuit against Chevron for destruction of  Ecuadorian rain forest going back to the […]

Musicians Sue RadioShack For Misattributed Commercial Song

November 14, 2013

Thanks to a clerical error by “someone with exquisite taste, but s–t for brains,” band Cadaver Dogs got no attribution or royalties when their song “Drop Zone” was used in a nationwide RadioShack commercial for new cell phones.

Mixed Reception To Obama’s Pick for CFTC Chief

November 14, 2013

President Obama’s nomination of Timothy Massad to head the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) was welcomed by business groups, but […]

Nanomaterial Controls Recommended By NIOSH

November 14, 2013

The National Institute on Occupational Safety and Health has released new recommendations for controlling nanomaterials in the workplace. Strategies include […]

Wildlife Refuge Battles Activist Over Name of Bear She Saved

November 14, 2013

An animal rights activist who copyrighted the name of a wild black bear while she raised funds to relocate it […]

SEC Reaches First Deferred Prosecution Agreement With An Individual

November 14, 2013

The SEC has reached a deferred prosecution agreement with an individual in exchange for his help in bringing down a […]

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