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Keep Your Third-Party Communications Privileged

Corporations increasingly rely on third parties in global bribery investigations, data security incidents and other investigations. The extent to which […]

When “Big Data” Takes A Vacation

Attorneys general and private attorneys in more than a dozen states have opened a new front in the battle against […]

Lawyers The “Breakout Stars” Of Trump Administration

Law schools should take note of a golden opportunity presented by President Donald Trump, according to Nicholas W. Allard, president […]

Survey: How Law Departments are Working Smarter

The 2016 HBR Consulting survey found that worldwide corporate law department spending increased a modest one percent from the prior […]

Regulatory Enforcement Post-Election

The Trump Administration will likely seek to scale back many forms of regulatory enforcement. However, President Trump campaigned on a […]

Implications of the SEC’s Universal Proxy Card Rules

In October 2016, the SEC proposed amendments to the federal proxy rules that would require universal proxies in connection with […]

The Four “Cs” of Drafting an Effective Arbitration Clause

Arbitration is not suited for every contract, dispute, or business. However, a comprehensive and well-drafted arbitration clause will allow the […]

Preparing the Expert Witness for Deposition

Most civil cases today involve the use of testifying experts to address both liability and damages issues. The presence of […]

Gorsuch: Trump’s Judiciary Attacks ‘Disheartening’

Judge Neil Gorsuch told Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) that President Trump’s recent attacks on federal judges are “demoralizing” and “disheartening.” […]

Why Bush’s Former Ethics Lawyer Is Suing Trump

If Obama had been party to similar conflicts “we would have impeached him in two weeks,” says Richard Painter, a […]

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