Litigation
In October, I was part of a legal team that filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court supporting a […]
A dual-purpose communication contains both legal and non-legal advice. It is typically written by an attorney, usually an in-house attorney. […]
Litigation presents significant challenges for lawyers, demanding high levels of mental resilience due to its inherent stressors. In fact, data […]
In an article on the ACEDS website, Kelly Twigger, the CEO of eDiscovery Assistant, analyzes the case of Coker v. […]
With the growth of artificial intelligence (AI), copyright registration is more important than ever. Copyright infringement will be the next […]
California has made an amendment to its Code of Civil Procedure that mandates parties to provide crucial information within 60 […]
Last year saw several changes to workplace accommodation laws, case law, and regulations. Three areas were front and center: Pregnancy, […]
I taught antitrust law as an Adjunct Professor at John Marshall Law School in Chicago for twelve years. Then I […]
Death, taxes, and employees sending personal emails via the employer’s email server. We know it happens despite policies preventing or […]
Some general counsel are finding that litigation finance can help turn the legal function from a cost center to a […]
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