Risk Management

Representation & Warranty Insurance For M&A

Parties who can agree on most of the basic terms in an M&A deal may reach a sticking point when […]

Tips For Writing Solid Supplier Agreements

By failing to think them through at the outset, companies lay the groundwork for lost profits and possible liability.

Home Depot Breach Could Be Largest Ever

Home Depot has confirmed it suffered a security breach of its in-store payment systems, and it may have put 60 […]

Expert Roundtable On Risk Management and Insurance

In an on-line roundtable convened by Corporate LiveWire, eight international experts discuss current issues in risk management and insurance. Topics […]

Halliburton Reaches $1.1B Gulf Oil Spill Settlement, BP Fine May Come Soon

Halliburton’s agreement to pay $1.1 billion to settle its lingering liability for the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill hints […]

Antitrust Enforcement Set for Record Year of Fines

A mid-year cartel report by law firm Allen & Overy shows global antitrust enforcement by the U.S. Justice Department and the European Commission is on pace to set record-level fines in 2014.

Brothers and Sisters in Arms: Defining Protocols for Legal and Compliance

General counsel and in-house legal teams must stop seeing the rise of CCOs as a threat, writes Michael Volkov, and instead work together to raise the awareness and role of ethics and compliance in a company.

Plaintiff Lawyers Eying Environmental Disclosures

Two recent court decisions, one of them in an appellate court, have rebuffed attempts to dismiss securities class actions that […]

Delaware Court Finds Password Protection for Electronic Documents Insufficient to Preserve Trade Secrets

In a recent case of reports downloaded from Salesforce.com that ended up in the hands of a company’s competitor, the Delaware Court of Chancery ruled that password protection alone was not sufficient to maintain trade secret status.

One Of The Country’s Largest Hospital Organizations to Pay $98.15 Million Settlement on False Claims Act Allegations

Administrators at more than 100 Community Health Systems hospitals created a scheme to charge Medicaid for unnecessary patient care, and allegedly fired employees who failed to go along with it. The hospital will now pay nearly $100 million to settle nine whistleblower lawsuits.

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