October/November 2017

An obscure section of a 1938 fair labor standards law is allowing employers to pay thousands of disabled workers...

The Department of Justice has launched an antitrust investigation against four automakers that say they will voluntarily comply with...

Formerly PR, and PR crises in particular, were handled internally and with extensive involvement of the legal department. Today...

A case that made headlines a few months ago has re-emerged, as Virginia Lt. Governor Justin Fairfax alleges CBS,...

An obscure section of a 1938 fair labor standards law is allowing employers to pay thousands of disabled workers...

In 2018 there were suddenly strikes everywhere — from fast- food restaurants to Google, from statehouses to schoolhouses. After...

An employer in France does not automatically own the intellectual property rights on industrial or artistic works created by...

Though landmark images are valuable visual assets in advertising campaigns, their use can raise serious legal concerns. They are...

There is no specialized trade secret statute in Japan, but trade secrets are afforded both civil and criminal protection...

It’s not plagiarism because the essays are original. It’s just that they aren’t the work of the students who...