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A panel of federal judges this week will be the first to hear a trial on the legality of the […]
A leading theory of how hackers were able to steal naked photos of female celebrities is that the pictures were […]
Thread and zips manufacturer Coats has appointed senior Weight Watchers lawyer Richard Reade as deputy general counsel. Reade’s appointment is […]
The chief of the Justice Department’s criminal fraud section, Jeffrey H. Knox, will join Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett LLP. Knox […]
Perkins Coie associate Sher Kung, who helped challenge the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, has died in a bicycle […]
Katharine Weymouth, publisher of The Washington Post and the fourth generation of the Graham family to lead it, will step […]
A mid-year cartel report by law firm Allen & Overy shows global antitrust enforcement by the U.S. Justice Department and the European Commission is on pace to set record-level fines in 2014.
General counsel and in-house legal teams must stop seeing the rise of CCOs as a threat, writes Michael Volkov, and instead work together to raise the awareness and role of ethics and compliance in a company.
The recent case of Jimmy John’s workers protesting for additional sick days led the NLRB to overrule long-standing precedent, expanding the ability of employees to protest and curbing an employer’s ability to discipline workers for publicly criticism.
A second employee of the EEOC’s Phoenix Regional Office has sued the agency for race discrimination, retaliation, and violation of civil rights.
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