Thought Leadership

Judge Rakoff: Gov’t Choice To Sue Companies, Not Execs, “Disturbing”

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 […]

Deal lawyers generally know that the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act could apply to mergers and asset acquisitions. Many are surprised to learn […]

Driven by world-wide demand, the South African Mponeng gold mine is a small city consisting of an underground network of […]

Major energy companies have acknowledged that global warming regulation that puts a price on carbon is coming, and they are […]

The stickiest issue: the intermediaries without whom doing business in China is virtually impossible.

About one in five security breaches are engineered by contractors or once-trusted employees. Typically these breaches are more costly and […]

The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission “uses variants of the word ‘fraud’ no fewer than 157 times…

A column written just before Tuesday’s election by commentator and political veteran Bruce Bartlett appears to have been prescient. Bartlett, […]

Fall 2012 marks the second issue of Matter Management Software Insights, a survey conducted by GC Metrics LLC. The survey […]