Thought Leadership
Large law firms are the least diverse sector of the legal industry. Diverse teams have been shown to outperform those […]
Contracts routinely include anti-assignment and ipso facto provisions, which are typically unenforceable in bankruptcy cases. Such provisions restrict contracting parties […]
For many years, GCs and in-house attorneys resisted the influence of legal procurement. Meantime, legal spending for many companies grew […]
Companies often enter into contractual relationships that give them “sole” or “absolute” discretion to make strategic business decisions. But in […]
A customer buys a product from Manufacturer A. Two other dominant manufacturers of the product (B and C) previously conspired […]
Delaware and New York courts routinely uphold reliance disclaimers to limit representations and warranties forming the basis of an M&A […]
Organizations of all sizes confront issues of misconduct. Setting aside allegations that must be investigated in a very specific way […]
Secretly strung out on drugs, the Wilson Sonsini IP attorney had became increasingly erratic and distant from his family, while […]
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 […]
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