Corporate Counsel
...practices. It cited Wal-Mart's "serious/systematic violations of human rights and labor rights." And in the court of public...
...into the fray over the National Labor Relations Board last week...as a step in the right direction. But that didn't...
...the criminal, civil, and civil rights divisions, but removes attorney positions...story appeared in The National Law Journal, a sibling...
The Daily Report
...the Departments of Defense, Energy, and Commerce, along with NASA and the National Science Foundation. But the legal waters for 3-D printing...
...the Departments of Defense, Energy, and Commerce, along with NASA and the National Science Foundation. But the legal waters for 3-D printing...
...the Departments of Defense, Energy, and Commerce, along with NASA and the National Science Foundation. But the legal waters for 3-D printing...
The Caesars law department takes on myriad projects in the gaming industry, one of the most tightly regulated businesses in the United States
...harassment. The question becomes: What is the proper balance between defending employee rights and protecting the company’s reputation when creating a social media...
Working for the largest four-year university system in the world, Cal State's lawyers get straight A's for reducing caseload and expenses
...offices—some equipped with personal restrooms—just didn't feel right. So they redesigned the space to be cozier, more communal. ...
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