Thought Leadership

Preparing the Designated Corporate Representative for Deposition

In most commercial, IP, employment and product liability litigation, it is common for some deponents to be corporate representatives rather […]

The authors discuss a case in which the U.S. Department of Justice indicted four retired Army National Guard colonels, one […]

The legal profession as a whole isn’t doing a very good job at diversity. A Washington Post article noted that […]

Decisions made at the beginning of an internal fraud investigation will either enhance the possibility of a swift and successful […]

The right expert witness can be the linchpin of a successful litigation strategy, whether a case goes to trial or […]

Just six years ago, University of Utah law professor Shima Baradaran Baughman’s students had no problem referring to her as […]

After a federal appeals court handed Microsoft a major win last week in a case concerning a U.S. government warrant […]

One Rutgers law professor has banned laptops from his classroom entirely, saying they are more of a distraction than a […]

Apple’s iPhone woes in China suggest that it’s time for U.S. courts and legislators to make it easier for a […]

Technologies like predictive coding play a significant role in narrowing the scope of data to potentially relevant evidence, but that […]