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The NLRA Applies to Non-Union Businesses

Many people equate “labor” with unions, and they assume that the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and the National Labor […]

Accommodating Religion in the Workplace is a Balancing Act

Religious issues in the workplace often involve conflicting values and claims. Legally, both the federal Civil Rights Act and state […]

Friendly Fire from the SEC

In November of 2011, the SEC approved new rules imposing additional listing and disclosure requirements for companies seeking to go […]

New Patent Law Challenges Legal Departments

The America Invents Act, passed in 2011, represents the most significant reform of U.S. patent law since 1952, and it […]

IP and Information Technology Asset Management

All companies need to update and protect their intellectual property assets at regular intervals, especially those companies that have recently […]

Relevance Ranking is the Key to Early Case Assessment

This article considers the question of what is the best technology for doing Early Case Assessment (ECA), which is briefly […]

E-Discovery Trends to Watch in 2012

The amount of information that is electronically stored will continue its explosive growth in 2012. In response, litigants and the […]

Preventing an E-Discovery Cost Cascade

Outmoded data collection technology usually results in one of two undesirable outcomes: too much data is collected, or too little. […]

The 7th Circuit Pilot Program and How it Could Affect E-Discovery Practice

In 2009, the Seventh Circuit’s Electronic Discovery Pilot Program was created by a committee of judges, attorneys, academics and consultants, […]

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