febmar2012

Why Some Small Deals Are Getting A Lot Of Antitrust Scrutiny

What’s drawings government attention to deals that come in far below the Hart-Scott-Rodino threshold?

Settlement Negotiations May Not Be Confidential

During lawsuit settlement negotiations, parties often have candid and what they consider off-the-record discussions, sometimes under the mistaken impression that […]

Local Jurisdiction Over Foreign Companies

Two Supreme Court decisions from last term could have a large impact on the business community. Both involved the scope […]

Declining Dollar Impacts Outsourcing Market

Recent changes in the global economy, the Federal Reserve’s loose monetary policy and historically high U.S. deficits have contributed to […]

Euro-Crisis Brings Endemic Problems to the Surface

Both the EU and the eurozone (the countries that have adopted the Euro) remain decentralized and weak, the author says, […]

Crisis Management Should Precede the Crisis

In a communications environment increasingly driven by social media, the traditional conflict between corporate communicators and lawyers during corporate crises […]

Trial Tactics in International Arbitrations

International arbitrations are unique proceedings that can make successful advocacy a challenge. But by implementing tactics trial lawyers use to […]

Canadian Real Estate Firms Eye U.S. Properties

U.S.-Canada M&A activity maintained strong numbers in 2011, with over 180 announced deals as of the end of November. The […]

Capital Migrating to Canada

The federal EB-5 program was created to entice foreign investors to open businesses in the United States. When it is […]

Monetizing Canadian Patents

Canadian patents are relatively cheap to procure. Costs can be deferred by delaying the request for patent examination for five […]

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