With DNA extraction companies on the rise for people to explore their ancestry and health, there is no federal law on how that DNA should be protected. Also, companies should pay attention to the stipulations of a deferred prosecution agreement to avoid hefty fines while a few corporations saw their legal department architects leave over the last week.
March 06, 2019 at 06:33 PM
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This week, I’ve been thinking about the evolution of the corporate law department. We saw a few high-profile in-house moves recently with lawyers who must have contributed to this evolution at their respective companies.
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