Corporate Counsel
...year working for a law firm in Japan. "I wanted to step back and think about what I was doing," says Jones. By...
Ombuds are a potentially valuable early-warning mechanism for averting risk, and one that organizational leaders should give consideration as a worthy investment of company resources
The Daily Report
...steps can help ratchet down emotion and minimize vulnerability to wrongful termination claims. Brook said employers should state clearly: 1...
...through accounts in the United States. In total, HSBC paid more than $1.9 billion in penalties. In light of the HSBC case...
...Microsoft took the unique step of disclosing details about what...of customer content. . . . Only 2.1 percent, or 1,558 requests...
...lawyers say. Many brand owners and organizations have already taken steps to protect themselves by formally objecting to some of the almost 2...
The Daily Report
...abuses such as those alleged in the DLA Piper matter. 1. Choose the correct lawyer or law firm Overbilling is not...
...2-1 decision two weeks ago...
The Daily Report
...recently the general counsel for one company has been taking an unusual step: Alan Schoenbaum, GC for Web-hosting company Rackspace, is going online to...
...146;s the most recent step for Jones on a path...Annie’s on April 1, graduated from Harvard University in...
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