febmar2013
Cost-containment and resource efficiency remain essential goals for legal departments, but are no longer the primary concern. In-house teams are increasingly taking lead roles […]
Most companies understand the value of applying for patents on inventions before launching a product. But…
Compared to traditional litigation, arbitration is often viewed by in-house and outside counsel alike as a preferable method of resolving commercial disputes. Many in […]
Theft of trade secrets and other business critical information by employees and other insiders is increasing at alarming rates and costing businesses billions of […]
Managerial accounting data can be used in expert analyses conducted in at least two types of antitrust litigation: predatory pricing and price fixing. A […]
As the year 2013 began, more than 180 consumer class actions regarding the relatively common practice of companies tracking user behavior on line and […]
A survey conducted by the author’s firm examined the current workflow environment in legal departments and identified three key challenges: keeping track of matter […]
The False Claims Act allows private persons, known as “relators” or whistleblowers, to bring suit on behalf of the government and share in any […]
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) initiative is a temporary solution for undocumented immigrants 15 to 30 years old, as well as for […]
Antitrust agencies in the U.S. and Canada have programs designed to encourage cartel participants to alert authorities about the existence of a cartel and […]