Thought Leadership
This article examines the psychological effect on in-house counsel who are placed in the witness chair by their outside counsel, […]
Law departments require a variety of operational services in areas such as outside counsel management, intellectual property operations and electronic […]
Counsel choosing between arbitration and litigation when negotiating contracts need to consider the litigation implications of either decision. Parties choosing […]
The widening income gap between the richest and poorest Americans should concern those who are well off, because underpaid workers […]
Controversial New York Times columnist and TV commentator Steven Rattner, the former Obama administration auto industry czar and financier who […]
Progress in clean energy and conservation is being overwhelmed by increased coal-burning in developing countries…
Arbitration agreements are now commonplace in contracts, and so are global antitrust lawsuits, especially multi-party lawsuits alleging price-fixing cartels. The […]
The 2013 HBR Law Department Survey found a three per cent increase in the total inside legal spend worldwide. Over […]
With the statute of limitations on actions leading to the 2008 financial crisis running out, the legal doctrine of “willfull […]
Contractors considering bidding for and performing contract work on state and local public work projects that are partially funded by […]
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