Thought Leadership

Bureaucratic Impediments And Mercy Deficit At DOJ

President Obama commuted the sentences of more than 1,700 federal prisoners, far more than other recent administrations, but President Trump […]

When we ask in-house counsel to explain why their companies don’t use arbitration clauses, the answer frequently includes the assertion […]

Consumer protection laws vary from province to province in Canada. They limit and, in some cases, void mandatory arbitration clauses […]

As much as half the code used in all software is comprised of open source software (OSS). Open source components […]

The two most important unresolved issues in class actions are the standard by which plaintiffs must show an ascertainable class […]

Typically, clients are looking for the quickest and least expensive resolution of a case, and that frequently means an early […]

Progressive general counsel have adopted the view that their goal is the same as that of the CEO or CMO: […]

Transfer pricing is a complex area of tax risk affecting multinational groups. It is a major focus for local tax […]

Corporations and other large organizations are smart to establish their own virtual “Situation Room” response teams, who swing into action […]

In-house attorneys receiving a whistleblower complaint, government inquiry or other alert must decide whether and how to conduct an internal […]