Risk Management

How An In-House Lawyer Prevailed After A Privilege Challenge

It took a “methodical, well-crafted affidavit” to do it, but an in-house lawyer after being challenged was able to convince […]

The change to Rule 26(b) in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure emphasizes proportionality in discovery by elevating existing language […]

“When you’re dealing with a high-level executive like Ailes, there’s a tendency to…

If you’re going to blow the whistle, you need to be sure there’s been a foul. Such was the message […]

In a Delaware antitrust case, a reminder that giving into the understandable impulse to…

The SEC imposed sanctions along with a cease-and-desist order on a company that included what the SEC considered unlawfully restrictive […]

Employers prevented by law from filtering out job applicants on the basis of their criminal history may be turning instead […]

Now that the controversial proposed settlement of an Uber-driver class action has been rejected by Judge Edward M. Chen of […]

A recent decision from the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, continuing what appears to be a trend moving […]

When it was sued by Terry Bollea, better known as Hulk Hogan, after posting video of Hogan having sex with […]