Thought Leadership
U.S. Presidents routinely let their emotions and personality get in the way of doing the job—witness Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon […]
Sometimes parties to an arbitration argue about whether there should be an arbitration at all, or whether they are properly-named […]
The presence of Neil M. Gorsuch could prove to be a key factor in decisions regarding state and local tax […]
In order to increases productivity and reduce unnecessary expenses, many law departments are seeking greater transparency with regard to how […]
“When my older brother Jan David Rakoff was murdered in 1985, bolts of anger and outrage not infrequently penetrated the […]
Some free speech attorneys are making the claim that, by blocking users on Twitter, President Donald Trump is violating protections […]
Many companies use arbitration clauses in their contracts. One of the primary reasons is the desire to avoid class actions. […]
General counsel must look for ways to protect the company’s legal and business interests while managing costs and maintaining efficiency […]
Each year nearly one in five companies suffers a catastrophic event that leads to two general categories of loss: physical […]
It took the 1929 crash, fueled in part by misleading financial reports, to prod congress to create the SEC and […]
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