Compliance

Study: Employees Weak Link In Cybersecurity

In a recent survey of corporate information security practitioners, 93 percent of companies perceived people to be the biggest weakness […]

Lawyers Who Launder

An undercover sting by a group called Global Witness secretly recorded a dozen New York lawyers who suggested ways to […]

Can Employment Contracts Be Annulled?

Mintz Levin attorney Jen Rubin has written about employment relationships as a marriage, and partings-of-the way as a divorce. In […]

Suit Upending Law Firm Debt Collection

A federal judge has ruled that a law firm handling a debt collection could be held liable for damages, even […]

Labor Dept.’s ‘Joint Employer’ Guidance Puts Employers At Risk

Employers could be at greater risk for minimum wage and overtime violations under new “joint employer” guidance released by the […]

Big Pharma Calls For Socialized R&D

The rise of antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” is the result of decades of overuse, in part due to intense promotion by the […]

Death Of Iranian Sanctions Greatly Exaggerated

It’s been widely reported that sanctions against Iran are history, but far from it, says a post from Ropes & […]

Big Drop In Merger Litigation, Law Firms Regroup

In 2014, nearly 95 percent of all M&A deals generated a lawsuit. It was down to less than 22 percent […]

“Common Sense” Accommodation In An ADA Case

An top employee suffered disabling injuries in a car accident. When she was able to return to work, the old […]

Boston Plaintiff Lawyer Is Scourge Of Silicon Valley

She started out suing companies like FedEx, American Airlines and Starbucks in wage and hour suits. But now she has […]

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