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Reversing a Bad Verdict on Appeal

When a trial goes badly an appeal offers an opportunity for a reversal, but you cannot redo the testimony, arguments, […]

That Cyber-Attack May Be an Inside Job

While cyber-security threats posed by foreign governments and terrorist groups garner headlines, a large proportion of data breaches are carried […]

Crafting a Social Media Policy, with the SEC in Mind

Recently the SEC released guidance permitting companies to disclose important information to investors over social media, as long as the […]

Below-Cost Pricing Law in California

Most national and international companies do business in California. Like other states, California has laws prohibiting below cost pricing of […]

Tips on Reading a Resume from Outside Litigation Counsel

Statistics about resumes in general indicate that roughly three-quarters of them are misleading and more than half contain outright falsehoods. […]

One CEO’s Radical PTO Policy: Treat Employees Like Adults

By implementing unlimited vacation time, or FTO (Free Time Off), Bloomfire created a culture of respect and trust, without seeing […]

This Is The “Rigorous Analysis” Era Of Class Actions

They began in the ’60s, we’ve been through three eras, and now we’re in the fourth.

How WTO Rules Shape The World’s Energy Mix

Is the deck stacked against renewables?

The Underside Of Debt Reselling

The reselling of consumer debt has become a basic feature of the U.S. economy. It promotes liquidity and is an […]

Opting Out of A Class Action

Corporations are typically class action defendants, but in some kinds of class actions they may be plaintiffs. As such they […]

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