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Preserving Privilege in Internal Investigations

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit recently vacated the district court’s decision in In re: Kellogg Brown […]

Internal Fraud Investigation: The First Five Days

This article describes how to initiate an investigation into fraud allegations in a way that maximizes the company’s chance of […]

Canada Decision Poses Antitrust Risk for U.S. Manufacturers

Last fall, Canada’s Supreme Court released three class action certification decisions with wide-ranging implications for U.S. companies supplying goods or […]

Handling Your Digital Estate

The law is being overtaken by the reality of the digital legacy that most people now leave behind. A very […]

The First Question: To Arbitrate Or Not To Arbitrate?

Contrary to popular belief, arbitration can take as long or longer than litigating through trial, and it can be as […]

SEC’s New, Powerful Enforcement Options

A lesser-known provision of the 2010 Dodd-Frank legislation allows the Securities and Exchange Commission to pursue civil penalties for a […]

M&A Transactions in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands

This article is a guide through the many acronyms associated with regulatory and process requirements associated with M&A in Bermuda […]

Military Think Tank Warns Of Security Risk From Climate Change

A report from the Center for Naval Analyses Military Advisory Board warns that a host of new security threats will  […]

Steve Jobs A “Walking Antitrust Violation”

In a New York Times feature article, reporter James B. Stewart talks to a law professor who makes the case […]

To Arbitrate or Not to Arbitrate?

Arbitration clauses are often included in contracts without full understanding or based on assumptions that may not be true. In […]

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