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Were it not for arbitration and confidentiality clauses that American Apparel put in place, the pattern of sexual harassment accusations […]
The law is being overtaken by the reality of the digital legacy that most people now leave behind. A very […]
How has the Supreme Court changed America this term? Politico got responses from more than a dozen legal experts, who […]
Contrary to popular belief, arbitration can take as long or longer than litigating through trial, and it can be as […]
Veteran New York Times business columnist Floyd Norris wrote a scathing critique of a strategy frequently employed by U.S. companies: […]
A lesser-known provision of the 2010 Dodd-Frank legislation allows the Securities and Exchange Commission to pursue civil penalties for a […]
This article is a guide through the many acronyms associated with regulatory and process requirements associated with M&A in Bermuda […]
Commentator Timothy Noah says there was always something of a conservative streak in Nader. It just got more explicit in […]
With five Republican-appointed members, including Chief Justice John Roberts, the partisan influence is seeping into cases the Supreme Court chooses […]
Before entering law school, a future attorney’s father assured him that “You can do anything with a law degree.” One […]
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