Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

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How To Defuse Office Showdowns

September 23, 2013

Studies have found one-third of executives and employees argue with a co-worker at least once a month. For those witnessing […]

Hallmark’s Christmas Campaign In Court Over Copyright

September 23, 2013

With the holiday season around the corner, Hallmark’s plan to roll out its “North Pole City” Christmas campaign hit a […]

GC Couldn’t Keep The Ship On Course

September 23, 2013

There’s some schadenfreude afoot, but GC Stephen Cutler carries on, emphasizing the lessons-learned…

DOJ Promises Action Against Financial Firms

September 20, 2013

The Justice Department plans to take action against several large firms associated with the 2008 financial crisis, as its investigations […]

CA Supreme Court Denies Arbitration In Silicon Valley Sex Discrimination Case

September 20, 2013

A high-profile case against a venture capitalist firm took a step toward court this week…

Why Interns Sue

September 20, 2013

An insurance coverage attorney looks at common denominators in these actions and advises…

Corruption Allegations Against Chinese Company Spawn NY Shareholder Litigation

September 20, 2013

A client alert from Morrison & Foerster sees a lesson to be drawn from a shareholder class action filed against […]

NLRB GC Under Fire From Within

September 20, 2013

In two recent cases, the National Labor Relations Board general counsel received pointed rebukes from an administrative law judge. In […]

Failing To Inform Worker With Cancer Of Other Jobs May Be “Constructive Discharge,” Judge Says

September 19, 2013

A worker diagnosed with cancer who resigned after being told her employer had no “easier” jobs she could perform got […]

Facebook ‘Like’ Protected By First Amendment

September 19, 2013

A federal appeals court ruled this week that “liking” on Facebook is protected speech under the First Amendment. The case […]

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