Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

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Financial Consequences of Play-Or-Pay Health Care Mandate

September 4, 2013

For employers, the most important provision in the Affordable Care Act will be the play-or-pay mandate. It requires employers with […]

Love Conquers All

September 4, 2013

Love conquers all, except disparities in workplace power dynamics. But in a recent survey concerning workplace romances, 39 percent of […]

Manage Risks to Reap Social Media Rewards

September 4, 2013

The benefits of social media are considerable, but there are risks associated with their use for marketing or inter-company communication. […]

Social Media Content Discoverable, Must Be Preserved

September 4, 2013

Lawyers have increasingly turned to social media information for evidence in civil litigation. This happens most commonly in employment disputes […]

Time to Rethink E-Discovery

September 4, 2013

You can significantly reduce the expense and risk of e-discovery by demanding a cooperative approach, automating the exclusion of most […]

Choose Your Damages Theory Carefully

September 4, 2013

In an effort to maximize damages awards, patent owners may be tempted to push the limits of the recovery boundaries […]

In-House Attorneys Can’t View Crucial Documents

September 4, 2013

The standard version of a Section 337 administrative protective order from the ITC provides only one level of confidentiality: outside […]

Twitter GC Leaving Just As Company Preps IPO

September 3, 2013

Twitter General Counsel Alex Macgillivray announced August 30 that he will leave the company, which is preparing for an initial […]

Delaware Court: Merger Process Unfair, But No Breach Of Fiduciary Duty

September 3, 2013

The Delaware Court of Chancery found much to fault in the actions of the directors, but nonetheless said there was no breach of fiduciary duty.

A Major Data-Broker Opens The Book To Consumers

September 3, 2013

A data-broker kingpin will let consumers see their own data — which typically includes everything from how many children they […]

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