Privilege
Today’s General Counsel columnist Jeffery Cross looks at one of the most misunderstood and potentially troublesome federal rules of civil […]
“Where would we be in 2015,” asks Aric Press, “without the influence and presence of The Am Law 100 and […]
A survey finds that many employees in the financial industry see wrongdoing but don’t report it, and some hold their […]
Restrictions per the Rules of Civil Procedure, as well as court or individual judge rules, effectively make the deponent’s lawyer […]
A recent case involving advice about a contract indicates how in-house lawyers, who can expect their depositions to be sought […]
It’s a virtually unprecedented phenomenon, observes New York Times reporter Adam Liptak. Tobacco companies that claimed their product was harmless […]
Key developments in shareholder and securities litigation in 2014, and how they will affect boards, general counsel and compliance officers going forward.
Researchers observed that few legal malpractice suits result in jury verdicts. One explanation reflects the perception that lawyers are…
It’s a scam that’s been seen before and one wonders why it’s not seen more often. This time it’s in […]
In deciding when to use personal versus work email accounts, remember that “correspondence with your client is part of the […]
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