Litigation
It’s inherently dangerous work, but when it also includes confronting things like “noose” graffiti, the n-word scrawled playfully backwards, racist […]
Utah’s incoming solicitor general got a stern rebuke and a threat of sanctions from a federal magistrate in a matter […]
With government failing to act or denying a problem exists, major players in the private sector are taking the lead […]
In July 1991, President George H.W. Bush nominated Clarence Thomas to replace Thurgood Marshall on the Supreme Court. Marshall, was […]
A recent joint report from Lloyd’s of London and KPMG finds that as much of 85 percent of total business […]
First on the list: not nailing down a deal that has just been agreed to. After a long day of […]
What constitutes a privileged communication? This Today’s General Counsel article considers some of the complexities and the light that may […]
A data breach brings with it some of the most difficult calls in-house legal will ever have to make. What […]
The modus operandi isn’t new, but the goal has evolved and is more insidious. Before the pandemic, vishing (voice phishing) […]
As bring-your-own device policies proliferate and digital storage becomes cheaper and more prevalent, it gets easier to pilfer trade secrets. […]
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