Thought Leadership

The SBDPH & the FBI: Forcing the Apple from the Tree

The recent news surrounding Apple, the FBI, and data privacy and ownership has sparked national debate and raised countless questions. […]

Taking your legal skills to a startup requires major adjustments. The author suggests things to consider as you refine your […]

A 2015 survey of about 300 corporations found that median total legal spend increased two percent over the 2014 results, […]

In January the Supreme Court, in a split decision, held that defendant Campbell-Ewald did not do enough to moot plaintiff […]

Research into what people post on social media sites, and with whom they communicate, is increasingly being used in corporate […]

Implementing socially responsible policies and promoting an ethical way of doing business generates profits as well as good will. Socially […]

Legal analytics involves the use of data to make quantitative legal predictions that inform decisions made in both the business […]

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will be remembered for, among other things, ushering in an era of Constitutional thought known […]

Huffington Post writer Emily Peck cites a Harvard economics professor who says it doesn’t address the main issue…

Men pay 30 cents for a blanket, more for a small wood cot to lay it on. Otherwise it’s the cold sidewalk. It’s a cutthroat business, but…