Privilege
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff told Uber that he would not allow it to use the fruits of the opposition […]
A term coined several years ago to refer to an expanding working class with unstable (i.e. precarious) low-paying jobs is […]
A federal court in Kansas has ruled that communications between employees can be privileged, even if no attorney was directly […]
No, the conference wasn’t about the trials and tribulations of the one percent…
A post from McCarter & English points out that the politics of global warming is generally not what clients seeking […]
A white paper from legal and compliance recruiters BarkerGilmore tapped a panel of general counsel to consider “How to Build […]
In the face of recently announced first year associate salaries of $180,000 at dozens of big law firms, the executive […]
In what the Electronic Frontier Foundation calls the latest in a series of “troubling decisions,” a district court in the […]
The Department of Labor’s persuader rule, which requires companies to disclose information about law firms or consultants they retain for […]
You could think of membership in the EU as a way to settle a lot of issues wholesale. Those issues […]
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