By Shari Klevens and Alanna Clair | July 17, 2018
When Company A acquires Company B, in many cases it will also come to share in the attorney-client privilege formerly belonging to Company B. This…
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Ken Starr | July 9, 2018
The SG's perfect record in switch-in-position cases demonstrates the triumph of ideas and principles that capture the essence of any administration.
By John G. Browning | June 29, 2018
The practice of law has always been one of the most widely respected and vital professions in our country. Yet it has also been well-documented that a significant percentage of lawyers struggle with alcoholism and/or substance abuse, depression, and other mental health concerns.
By Sheryl Falk and Serge Jorgenson | June 29, 2018
We live surrounded by the Internet of Things, or more simply put, connected devices. They know what temperature to heat our rooms, what time we get out…
By James W. Walker | June 29, 2018
Protecting the confidentiality of communications and client-sourced documents can prove challenging in an age of routine cyberattacks.
By Charla H. Bradshaw | June 29, 2018
Whether the retirement order is outsourced, or provided by the divorce attorney, the divorce attorney is responsible that the order not only gets done, but that it qualifies with the retirement plan.
By Michael P. Maslanka | June 29, 2018
While a cultural zeitgeist doesn't always translate into a legal ones, the second needs the first in order to flourish.
By Robert S. Hoffman and Jennie R. Smith | June 29, 2018
While parental alienation has always existed, only recently have family courts begun to take notice of the issue when it occurs, to recognize that it is profoundly harmful to any child or children caught in the middle of a custody case, and to understand that serious measures must be taken to remedy the situation.
By Brad LaMorgese | June 29, 2018
Let's assume for a moment that the royal couple had married in Texas, where premarital agreements offer many options because they are considered legally binding contracts.
By Larry Carbo and Kellen Scott | June 27, 2018
Courts routinely enforce arbitration agreements and order employees or former employees to pursue the relief they seek in an arbitral forum and, if appropriately drafted, on an individual basis rather than as part of a class.
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