Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

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Patent Troll Owner Sparks Chatter On “Redskins” Name Change

October 29, 2013

The owner of a prolific patent troll firm has secured the trademark for the Washington Bravehearts, spurring rumors that NFL […]

Perez Overseeing Regulation Renaissance At DOL

October 29, 2013

The Department of Labor has experienced something of a rulemaking renaissance since Thomas Perez assumed control of the agency in […]

Non-Practicing Company Lawyers In Growing Ethical Gap

October 29, 2013

Professional regulations should be established for lawyers with non-legal positions, University of North Carolina law professor Dana Remus suggests in […]

Senate To Vote On LGBT Non-Discrimination Law

October 29, 2013

The Senate may hold a vote as early as next week on legislation that would ban workplace discrimination on the […]

Doc Martens Sues “Dirty Laundry” Over Trade Dress

October 29, 2013

Though a certain level of imitation seems to be tolerated in the industry, fashion designers have increasingly turned to trade […]

More GCs Cutting Costs By Reducing Outside Counsel Work

October 28, 2013

Nearly half of corporate legal departments plan on cutting back on use of outside counsel within the next year, while […]

Survey Pinpoints Hot Spots in International Litigation

October 28, 2013

A British research group looks at global commercial litigation trends, overall and by region…

Senate To Vote On Controversial NLRB GC Nominee Today

October 28, 2013

The Senate is expected to vote on the nomination of Richard Griffin to serve as general counsel of the National […]

Push For Revised Patent Rules Gains Momentum

October 28, 2013

A Republican congressman has introduced legislation that would make it more difficult for non-practicing entities to litigate infringement lawsuits, at […]

Cop Who Sprayed ‘Occupy’ Protesters Gets $38K In Workers’ Comp

October 28, 2013

A former campus cop featured pepper-spraying student protesters in a viral internet video will receive $38,056 in worker’s compensation – […]

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