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James Bass (Harvard Law, ‘34) comes to work daily at the Nashville law firm co-founded by his father in 1922. […]
Hacking generates the headlines, but by far the most common way for confidential company information to enter the public domain […]
Charged with driving to the office, and running the air conditioner on Saturday; boasted of twenty years experience in the unfair […]
Along with their gray apartment buildings, long lines for groceries and heavy-handed government snooping, women under Eastern European Communism had […]
A big leap in the number of temp workers is reported in states that require private employers to use E-Verify. […]
Bloomberg Philanthropies and NYU Law School are launching a new center aimed at helping state attorneys general fight federal moves […]
Internal documents obtained by the New York Times reveal promises that Scott Pruitt, head of the EPA, made to ag […]
Spoofing, sometimes known as “payment instruction fraud,” typically involves a phony invoice or an instruction to wire funds to an […]
A rundown of recent cases that made headlines and some expert advice on how to avoid problems. “The decision to […]
The Attorney General of North Carolina has formally notified the U.S. Department of Education that the for-profit Charlotte School of […]
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