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...A client reasonably anticipates litigation, and in-house counsel issues a litigation hold to ensure that no potentially relevant information...
...needed to perform this essential work," she told a subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee. As things stand now, the federal...
On April 6, attorney John Sweeney plans to mark four years of sobriety, without dwelling on the fact that years of hard drinking took him from the halls of Congress to the Saratoga County Jail
In her Securities Regulation column, Roberta S. Karmel, Centennial Professor of Law and co-director of the Dennis J. Block Center for International Business Law at Brooklyn Law School, writes that It
Labaton Sucharow's Michael W. Stocker and Philip C. Smith write: A drastic new change to long-established rulemaking practices may signal that our increasingly partisan political process is now exert
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