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January 2009 Issue
Cover Story
Passage to India
Some companies see big savings in "offshoring" legal work. But how's the quality?
Features
Market Report-Canada: The Great Not-So-White North
Canada's native peoples are asserting their rights, and companies are having to make concessions.
In The News
He's Seen This Before
The new GC of Broadcom has experience in fraud response.
New York's Long Reach
How has New York at rney general Andrew Cuomo been able to investigate companies based in Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, and Virginia?
Tripped Up
Humana's ex-GC paid a price for practicing law without a license.
Greenhouse Gas Prices
Two power companies agree to disclose the risks they face from climate change.
An F in Investigations 101
A university GC is fired for wearing too many hats in an on-campus inquiry.
On The Job
On the Job: Moves
For Sprint Nextel's new GC, it's all about fulfilling a basic human need. More...
Cheat to Win?
Despite the failure of the FTC to nail Rambus, honesty on patents may still be the best policy.
DC Watch
A Crop of a Different Kind
The House Agriculture Committee could write the law on credit default swaps.
On the Agenda
Democrats are preparing to enact a range of employee-friendly laws.
The Tipping Point
Obama-appointed judges may lead to Democratic control of several federal circuits.
Diversions
Remix It Up
Book Review--Remix: Making Art and Commerce Thrive in the Hybrid Economy
In The Law
