Corporate Counsel
Hardware, software, and services all come into play in law offices to create, duplicate, and transfer information in support of the business and practice of law. The category encompasses computers, copiers, faxes, printers, servers, and the programs to conduct daily work, including accounting and word processing.
...described the Patent Tracker. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office also offers an online tool to search patents — but although the...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
How can a fight over soybeans result in the defendant corporation being sanctioned and owing $1 billion in damages, when the plaintiff suffered no actual losses
As DuPont and Monsanto slug it out in court, the GCs take off the gloves
...the past year, enforcement efforts by agency lawyers have kicked into high gear. In fiscal year 2012 they filed a record number of new cases...
...says Stephen Poor, a labor and management partner in Seyfarth's Chicago office. "[Grady] asked us if there was a way to get this...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
With the iPad's rise, many thought that e-readers would simply disappear. But writer Alan Cohen sees continued staying power in e-readers from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Sony
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Career Gear, a job-seekers’ nonprofit with headquarters in New York City, has...
Statutory penalty class actions have become the scourge of businesses of all stripes, with lucrative penalty schemes that encourage lawsuits over hyper-technical statutory violations and promote "cre
Employment attorneys have long focused on discrimination and harassment litigation. Few devoted time to wage and hour issues. But that's changing, and in-house counsel need to be on the lookout for l
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