The Legal Intelligencer
...object or to allow the client to testify as both a...jury trial convictions for corrupt organizations, criminal conspiracy, criminal use of...
...This is practical advice for the civil practitioner whose client organization becomes involved in a grand jury investigation or other official inquiry...
I had lunch recently with a lawyer who had been a standout athlete. The conversation underscored a realization, based on almost 30 years in the legal profession, that many of the most successful part
...new contract. The organization has pledged to continue operations...good for our staff, our clients or their communities. We are...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...explain to leadership how exactly to retain and advance women within the organization. There will be fewer women to carry the mantle of change that...
...intellectual property practice group, has more than 25 years of experience counseling clients in all aspects of intellectual property law, including patent, trademark, copyright, trade...
...to deliver contracts to get clients and customers to sign on...even the largest, most sophisticated organizations. Consider some recent legal events...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
Environmental law practitioners are required to be familiar with a wide range of administrative actions by federal, state and local environmental agencies. These actions span what one court called a
Much — perhaps too much — has been written about the skills one needs to obtain a legal job
A recent hot topic, and the subject of many articles, has been law firms and corporations deciding whether to insource, outsource or create a hybrid model for handling discovery services
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