Corporate Counsel
...public opinion, Wal-Mart is still feeling the heat from a raging fire that tore through the Tazreen garment factory in Bangladesh last November, killing...
Increased government regulation has been on the minds of most employers for the past several years, and certain features peculiar to the retail industry give rise to vulnerabilities on some fronts
...used a 3-D printer to make a plastic handgun that can fire real bullets was told by the State Department, which has the authority...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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...used a 3-D printer to make a plastic handgun that can fire real bullets was told by the State Department, which has the authority...
...used a 3-D printer to make a plastic handgun that can fire real bullets was told by the State Department, which has the authority...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...used a 3-D printer to make a plastic handgun that can fire real bullets was told by the State Department, which has the authority...
If your company engages with consumers, handles consumer information, or otherwise participates in business activities that could potentially trigger a privacy violation, you should be aware of speci
...supervision. If a lawyer does a bad job, the company can simply fire him, Sarwal notes. The proposal would allow out-of-state...
Some lament that arbitration has become too much like litigation: protracted and expensive. But there are ways that corporate counsel can keep domestic arbitration on track
Beretta USA Corp. general counsel Jeffrey Reh has found himself in the crosshairs of Maryland's gun control debate, with the state's governor on the other end of a legislative and rhetorical shootout
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