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Resolving Criminal Investigations Prior to Indictment

The authors present a hypothetical in which a corporation has been served with a federal grand jury subpoena seeking documents […]

Ensuring a Cost-Efficient Arbitration

The cost of arbitration is one advantage it has over litigation, but with the encroachment of the U.S. litigation process […]

Good Reasons to Weigh in for the Lame Duck Session

The next several months represent an opportunity for advocates to disseminate their message on Capitol Hill, in advance of what […]

The Globalization of Corporate Responsibility

In today’s global marketplace, where ideas are as coveted as any other commodity, emerging market corporations are showing Europe and […]

New Threats, New Legal Developments, in Cybersecurity

Our economic activities, social lives and physical safety increasingly depend on computers and other devices linked through the Internet. Protecting […]

Securities Class Action Settlements Decline, but Accounting Issues Remain

There was a decrease in the volume and value of securities class action settlements in 2011, but there is reason […]

Multinational M&A Review Often Requires Translated Documents

Until recently, according to the authors, the FTC viewed the matter of non-English-language documents during the discovery process with some […]

New Ways To Reduce Litigation Costs

The major cost driver in litigation is not the trial, but rather the many expensive and time consuming pretrial tasks. […]

Precautions Essential in Multinational Agreements

General counsel and CFOs know about the high cost of litigation, including the cost of litigating such avoidable issues as […]

RFPs Are an Overlooked Opportunity for Law Firm Cost-Savings

Law firms typically list their top four expenses (lowest to highest) as wages, rent, insurance and support services. With regard […]

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