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GCs Face Obstacles in Stopping Remote Workplace Sexual Harassment
"The amount of people working remotely is going to increase," Shea Holman, director of law and policy at The Purple Campaign, said. "[Even] when employees are not in the workplace, that doesn't mean sexual harassment will go away."In Office Return Planning, Drawing 'Lines in the Sand' Becomes Tricky for Law Firms
"Why take the heat of being the Morgan Stanley of law firms?" one recruiter pondered.14. Rinse and Repeat: Becoming a Go-To Lawyer
When a company's general counsel is first made aware of an issue or new law suit that requires attention, who is he or she going to call? Have you developed your relationship with that GC to be that "go-to" person?View more book results for the query "*"
Michael Avenatti Will Represent Himself in His Client Theft Trial
Avenatti, who faces 200 years total if convicted, chose to represent himself in his California client theft trial.We Just Found Out Who'll Preside Over the Copyright Claims Board
Veteran IP lawyers David Carson, Monica McCabe and Brad Newberg are seen as solid picks for the small claims tribunal, whose governing rules remain a work in progress.Big Law Lobbying Sees Record Revenues Amid Biden's Sweeping Policy Push
Arnold & Porter, Brownstein Hyatt, Akin Gump and K&L Gates, among others, saw their lobbying revenue soar in the second quarter.Saul Ewing Improperly Removed Case to Federal Court, Leading to Sanctions for Client
"The complaint alleges only state law claims and requests recovery under only state laws," U.S. District Judge Robert Kugler said. "Since there is no federal question raised on the face of plaintiffs' complaint, defendant's removal on this basis was improper."Trending Stories
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