Corporate Counsel
...flagrant criminal violations. On the financial fraud front, the PBS program Frontline recently questioned the lack of charges against top Wall Street executives...
Editor's Not
...On Tuesday, PBS aired a Frontline report, ...
Baker Hostetler's Peter Brown and Holland & Knight's Richard Raysman discuss trademark owner actions against online service providers for contributory liability in counterfeit goods sales
Almost under the radar, the Labor Department is talking and acting tough on employers. Critics call it grandstanding, but supporters call it course correction
The Daily Report
In March 2009, a determined Hilda Solis stood before a group of unionized workers and declared, "There's a new sheriff in town." As President Barack Obama's secretary of Labor, Solis vowed to reinvig
Almost under the radar, the Labor Department is talking and acting tough on employers. Critics call it grandstanding, but supporters call it course correction
A provision of the Social Security Act allows government regulators to be aggressive with regard to its exclusion powers, up to and including banning individual CEOs from doing business with the lik
Think of the battle against counterfeiting simply as a normal expense
...a news conference Monday with WikiLeaks' Julian Assange at London's Frontline Club. At the press event, Elmer handed Assange two discs...
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