President Obama’s controversial nominee to serve as general counsel to the National Labor Relations Board was approved by the Senate […]
New privacy legislation has been signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in California, which traditionally sets the bar in […]
The current stalemate and government shutdown is the latest manifestation of the waning influence of major business and financial interests […]
With Congress drafting a handful of bills targeting “patent trolls,” and the Federal Trade Commission using its subpoena power to […]
General counsel should be kept separate from corporate compliance, as both functions are increasingly complex and competing interests frequently arise, […]
Duty to disclose “is not a mandate for prolixity,” court says…
Only about 27 percent of public companies are complying with a three-year-old SEC requirement that companies account for projected effects […]
More than a day into the partial shutdown of the U.S. government, negotiations to bring federal employees back to work […]
Th inevitable disclosure doctrine can allow a court to issue a preliminary injunction prohibiting a former employee from going to work for a competitor based on the prediction of future trade secret misappropriation.
Amid the government shutdown, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will continue docketing charges under the federal employment discrimination statute, litigating […]
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