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Larger companies are keeping more legal work in-house, rather than outsourcing to law firms, according to an analysis by BTI […]
Three separate lawsuits have pitted the National Labor Relations Board’s authority against the sovereignty of Native American tribes. The cases […]
The FTC found that Fandango and Credit Karma Inc. misled customers as to the security of their mobile phone apps, and the agency’s settlement with the firms provides a blueprint of what not to do.
The Eight Circuit Court of Appeals is set to take up a case that could set important precedence on whether or not a whistleblower must appeal directly to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to receive protections under Dodd-Frank, an issue split in lower courts.
Using an Oklahoma case as an example, Charlie Plumb with McAfee & Taft explains how to avoid unwittingly becoming an employer for another company’s employees.
The owner of a medical clinic that improperly deducted the cost of H-1B visas and J-1 waiver fees from wages of foreign workers was found personally liable for back pay and fines by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
The rate of positives has increased for the first time in ten years, with increased consumption of marijuana and amphetamines said to account for much of the surge.
Parties who can agree on most of the basic terms in an M&A deal may reach a sticking point when […]
By failing to think them through at the outset, companies lay the groundwork for lost profits and possible liability.
Thomas H. Boggs Jr., lawyer, lobbyist and political fund-raiser, died Sept. 15 at his home in Chevy Chase, reportedly of […]
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