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Don’t Let Working From Home Compromise Attorney-Client Privilege

March 31, 2020

As a public health matter it’s become a no-brainer, but as a legal matter working at home comes with its […]

If This Isn’t A Force Majeure, What Is It?

March 31, 2020

An advisory from Mayer Brown attorneys looks at the fate of contracts in the context of a pandemic and widespread […]

Business Is Good For Lawyers Who Do Wills

March 30, 2020

Reports of meetings with clients on parking lots, and signing on the hood of a car. In New York electronic […]

Law Firms Balk At Shutdown Order, File Suit

March 25, 2020

In Pennsylvania, a law firm filed suit last week against a state mandatory shutdown order, arguing that the edict from […]

FLA Law Firm Sues China Over Coronavirus Pandemic

March 20, 2020

A Florida law firm is mounting a class action suit against the People’s Republic of China and a number of […]

How Gun Rights Precipitated A Challenge To Non-Attorney Judges In Nevada

March 13, 2020

The petitioner, a public defender, says he wants clarification of the policy, which goes back to pioneer days. In smaller […]

Don’t Let Efforts To Thwart One Kind Of Virus Bring On Another

March 9, 2020

Many companies are now redoubling efforts to enable as many employees as possible to work from home. This will likely […]

Five Law Firms Breached; Hackers Want Ransom

March 6, 2020

At least five law firms have been breached by a hacking group known as Maze. The stolen information included such […]

MeToo Has Changed Everything, From Workplace To M&A

March 4, 2020

The breathtaking demise of celebrities may be the most dramatic result of the #MeToo movement, as Jerry Seinfeld once mused […]

Creating A Healthy Cybersecurity Framework

March 2, 2020

Maintaining cybersecurity can seem like a daunting task, weighted with uncertainty and expense, but in practice it can be made […]

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