By C. Ryan Barber | March 18, 2019
The California Democrat's distinctive questions are tripping up executives. White-collar and congressional lawyers have taken notice—and here's what they have to say about it.
By Zach Warren | March 18, 2019
A new report from Perkins Coie and the XR Association found optimism from the technology industry about AR and VR's investment and market growth.
By Eric Tanenblatt and Todd Daubert, Dentons | March 18, 2019
One key to facilitating connected transportation and autonomous vehicles is efficient management of the spectrum upon which the vehicles will rely, and regulators will be called upon to adopt, implement and, on an ongoing basis, refine the spectrum's rules.
By Dan Clark | March 15, 2019
"I like to say that it's not just about complying with the law, it's about complying with the spirit of the law," said David Huntley, chief compliance officer of AT&T.
By Nate Robson | Mike Scarcella | March 15, 2019
Oleg Deripaska claims the U.S. Treasury's block on his property and assets have contributed to the devastation of his wealth and reputation.
By Caroline Spiezio | March 15, 2019
Facebook is facing scrutiny over alleged deals with Amazon, Microsoft and others that allowed companies to obtain users' data without their consent. It's a reminder to all in-house counsel: privacy policies need to be transparent.
By Phillip Bantz | March 15, 2019
With big-money projects involving chains of subcontractors and sometimes corrupt foreign officials, the construction industry has become a target-rich environment for the DOJ, according to former federal prosecutors, criminal defense attorneys and construction and government contracts lawyers.
By Zach Schlein | March 14, 2019
Dan Bushell and David Kotler are representing Edward Miller & Son Inc. in the company's lawsuit against the Florida Department of Health. The nursery's application to cultivate marijuana was purportedly denied because it missed an application deadline by 27 minutes.
By Phillip Bantz | March 14, 2019
With big-money projects involving chains of subcontractors and sometimes corrupt foreign officials, the construction industry has become a target-rich environment for the DOJ, according to former federal prosecutors, criminal defense attorneys and construction and government contracts lawyers.
By Sue Reisinger | March 14, 2019
University of Texas has tapped its vice president for legal affairs to conduct a review of how its fired men's tennis coach became embroiled in the nationwide college admissions scandal.
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