Thought Leadership

Justice Thomas Wants To Abolish Exclusionary Rule

According to an opinion by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, the most important legal rule that protects Americans from illegal […]

The case is made for a statute of limitations on whatever indiscretions, blasphemies or other “intemperate musings” judicial nominees might […]

About five years ago, a group of in-house counsel from large corporations started to meet informally. They expressed frustrations with […]

Parties pursuing government contracts or grants enter into joint ventures for many reasons. But joint venture participants often are unaware […]

Alternative fee arrangements (AFAs) can be of benefit to legal departments and law firms. According to the American Bar Association, […]

External threat, and its impact on the legal department’s ability to meet its mission and sustain its business processes during […]

Cost control was ranked as the top challenge facing law departments, according to the 2017 HBR Consulting Law Department Survey, […]

Certain claimants and judgment creditors domiciled in 26 European Union member states enjoy access to a new weapon against evasive […]

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 […]