Corporate Counsel
...But discuss it we must, because it is a reality facing every business: someday your product, your facility, or your workplace could become the site...
...But discuss it we must, because it is a reality facing every business: someday your product, your facility, or your workplace could become the site...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
The mistakes made by CNN and Fox News in reporting the U.S. Supreme Court's health care decision says a lot about the difficulty in conveying complex legal ideas to audiences instantaneously
...Lighten up! Sometimes you serve your client and their ultimate legal and business goals better that way. I was reminded of this while...
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...With criminal and civil law reaching into so many aspects of our business and personal lives, such knowledge is helpful for all lawyers and clients...
Behind the big story of departing employee Greg Smith's public kiss-off to Goldman Sachs is the tale of Goldman's ineffective public relations, and how other companies can avoid making the same mista
The now-infamous Rush Limbaugh rant against law student Sandra Fluke and his subsequent, ill-received apology, highlight some key lessons for corporate officers faced with the need to apologize in pu
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
The now-infamous Rush Limbaugh rant against law student Sandra Fluke and his subsequent, ill-received apology, highlight some key lessons for corporate officers faced with the need to apologize in pu
...of this off-the-bench Knicks superstar teach corporate counsel and their business colleagues about legal and public perception crises? Consider the following. ...
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