Survey: Firm Leaders Admit Downturn's Permanent Impact
Most law firm leaders admit that recession-driven responses to their pricing practices and their clients' expectations that work be done efficientl...
The GC and the Compensation Committee
There is nothing about the board's executive compensation committee that justifies excluding the one person who should absolutely be part of the pr...
Appeal Filed by Lawyers Sanctioned Over Porn Lawsuits
Lawyers under sanction for fraudulently filing dozens of copyright infringement suits against people accused of downloading pornographic films have...
Telling the FBI Your Company Has Been Hacked
As cyber attacks against U.S. companies continue to rise, the government is asking private industry to share information about incursions. So what ...
Reed Smith Wins Essential Patent Ruling in Chip Feud
Expanding the backlash against companies that aggressively assert standards-essential patents against their rivals, a federal judge in San Francisc...
The Messy Business of Spinning a Scandal
As the White House's oft-bungled responses to its current wave of scandals provide some real lessons for CEOs, and the lawyers and public affairs e...
Florida Location May Have Been False, But It Was Not Defamatory, Judge Rules
A British ad mogul did not defame a Manhattan firm by, among other things, erroneously telling a journalist the firm was based in Florida, not New ...
Senators Grill Apple Executives About Tax Strategy
A day after a congressional panel claimed that Apple Inc. uses offshore entities to avoid U.S. taxes, senators on Tuesday grilled the company's chi...
Telling the FBI Your Company Has Been Hacked
As cyberattacks against U.S. companies continue to rise, the government is asking private industry to share information about incursions. So what c...
What's Not to 'Like' About Service Via Facebook?
About 15 years ago, you were greeted with, "You've got mail," when you turned on your computer. Now, in some jurisdictions, it's dangerously approa...