In This Issue - March 2012
Cover Story
Can't They Cooperate?
Multinationals bump up against multijurisdiction antibribery probes. A treaty is supposed to sort out who does what—but hasn't so far.
Features
The Best Defense . . .
Experts say beefed-up compliance should be rewarded.
Foreign Conflicts
Editor's Note
Keeping It Clean
Intel has found a way to develop green initiatives that can also be kind to the bottom line.
Workaround Solutions
Constrained by court decisions and ballot measures, public law schools have had to find new ways to boost their minority enrollment.
In The News
The Nonprofit Sonata
Lincoln Center's general counsel puts down her violin and pens a book not just for lawyers.
An In-House Lab for Future GCs
One law school has developed an innovative way to help students gain experience in the business of law.
Old Hammer, New Job
Deferred prosecution agreements aren't just for the big boys anymore.
Follow the Money
A nonprofit tracks the political spending of companies.
Oops
Plenty of coaches lost their jobs at the end of the football season. But one general counsel made a splash when he lost his, under circumstances that can give a lawyer nightmares.
The Short Arm of the (U.S.) Law
Perhaps no other ruling has cut down so many big plaintiffs' claims, so fast, as Morrison.
Ante Up!
Cash-strapped states aim to use a legal opinion to open Internet casinos.
On The Job
War By Other Means
Why the patent suits over tablets? Chalk it up to changing times.
Watch Your Step
Protecting your company in relationships with partners in bankruptcy.
Okay, It's Fun - But is it Useful?
No mere tweak, Apple's iOS 5 update has the potential to overhaul the way lawyers work.
Moves Profile: The Big Picture
Martyn Freeman / BBC Worldwide
DC Watch
Dial 911 for Knockoffs
The economy may have been dragging last year, but if it's any consolation, intellectual property enforcement was up.
Taking The Whistle Out of Her Hand
An appeals court must decide if the Justice Department can end a qui tam case.
Seven Quick Tips on the New Patent Law
We asked several patent practitioners to come up with a list of things lawyers should know about the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA), which took effect last September.
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