Corporate Counsel
...steady stream of patent lawsuits, as well as product liability litigation and government investigations. We were also impressed with the legal team's global outlook...
...Every corporate counsel faces the possibility that some day, the government may seek information from the company in connection with an investigation. Sometimes...
...Sam. Compounding the issue, foreign governments that are struggling with deficits...bit too creative with their accounting, so the valuations placed on...
...Sam. Compounding the issue, foreign governments that are struggling with deficits...bit too creative with their accounting, so the valuations placed on...
...recently initiated enforcement proceedings against the Chinese affiliates of the Big Four accounting firms and BDO. On December 3, 2012, the Commission filed an administrative...
Daily Business Review
A survey shows a steep rise in the number of new cases taken on by patent litigators in the wake of the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act
Patent reform helps spur a burst in litigation in our latest Patent Litigation Survey
Patent reform helped spur a burst in litigation, but it's still a big game of Whack-a-Troll
Patent reform helped spur a burst in litigation, but it's still a big game of Whack-a-Troll
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