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Getting Real With Sexual Harassment Training

Two Supreme Court decisions gave many legal departments the idea that if you cover the base with something you can tell a court was “sexual harassment  training,” you might get off the liability hook…

In-House Privilege “More Difficult” Says Fed Court

A recent decision from a federal district court in Louisiana provides a “ short but instructive privilege opinion for in-house […]

The Cybersecurity Threat From Terminated Employees

A manageable problem, but one that requires concerted and ongoing effort to manage. Among the recommendations: Carefully log…

Warning About The “KRACK” Attack On Wi-Fi Networks

A new cybersecurity threat, one that targets wi-fi networks, is said to allow hackers to “inject and manipulate data,” including […]

Is “Non-Lawyer” An Insult?

Many have taken umbrage at the term, perceiving a hint of hauteur if not downright snobbery. Recently,  when it appeared […]

Steptoe Swoops Up 16 College Clients

A consortium of 16 private liberal arts colleges has retained Steptoe & Johnson as its outside counsel. Under the agreement, […]

Atlanta Firm Going National With “Virtual” Attorneys

An Atlanta-based law firm has established what it says is a first of its kind hybrid business model, hiring attorneys […]

Successful Implementation Of Law Department Time-Tracking

Thanks to “e-billing,” law departments now have troves of information about outside counsel activities, but few departments have figured out […]

AI Poised to Make Big Inroads In Law

In a world that’s increasingly characterized by automation, the legal industry is trying to figure out what it looks like […]

Lawyers On Drugs

Secretly strung out on drugs, the Wilson Sonsini IP attorney had became increasingly erratic and distant from his family, while […]

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