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Event The Legal Marketing Association's next lunch-and-learn features Michael Zolno, of Chicago's Zolno Consulting
By Michael A. Yuffee | June 3, 2009
Government regulators and law enforcement officials are expanding their use of civil, criminal, administrative and legislative investigative processes to such an extent that the traditional separat
By Zusha Elinson | August 22, 2008
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In a nationally watched first-impression case involving the widespread use of electronic fund transfers and the regulation of those transactions under New York's Uniform Commercial Code, the s
By David M. Howard | March 29, 2005
Few would dispute that the representation of corporations has become vastly more complicated for both inside and outside counsel in this post-Enron, post-Sarbanes-Oxley world.One of th
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"Sweep on, you fat and greasy citizens." Shakespeare's happily permissive tone toward obesity is fine in "As You Like It" (Act ii, Sc. 1), but it's bad advice in today's brave new world of food and
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