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Legal tech consultant D. Casey Flaherty surveys a range of opinions on the question of machines vs lawyers, and more […]
In a Today’s General Counsel article, the writer, the general counsel of a cybersecurity technology company, argues his case in […]
In January the SEC issued its first ever whistleblower award to an “outsider” – someone who was not an employee […]
At the same time that budgets are flat or increasing modestly, the job of legal departments keeps getting bigger and […]
Recipients of a legal hold memo don’t necessarily need to know what “misappropriation of trade secrets” means, or what court […]
General Electric Company has saved millions by contesting local property tax assessments in several states. The company is said to have a large internal staff of tax experts, but also to retain tax-abatement specialist law firms…
A “corporate health test” devised by health insurer Aetna to address problems with its customer base and a rapidly changing […]
A survey from the International Association of Defense Counsel finds that corporate legal departments and their outside counsel have inconsistent […]
The general counsel of the Federal Communications Commission, Jonathan Sallet, is said to be a policy wonk and strategist as […]
The pervasive myth of sympathetic lawyers pledging only to defend the innocent is “corrosive and dangerous,” and has fed into […]
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