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By Greg Andrews | September 22, 2022
"Some employees with mental health conditions who have been working from home for almost two years are overwhelmed with anxiety at the prospect of returning to the office," according to a Fisher and Phillips client briefing.
By Greg Andrews | September 15, 2022
Legal recruiter Mike Evers said some lawyers who joined startups wonder if they have "lost the bet" and should pursue a new opportunity.
By Greg Andrews | September 8, 2022
"It's a potentially perilous situation for many companies," BlackBerry's Gary Davis wrote in a blog post. "While the costs of suffering a targeted cyberattack or breach continue to climb, their ability to insure themselves against a possible cyber disaster dwindles."
By Greg Andrews | September 1, 2022
Forty-one percent of boards of directors view geopolitical power shifts and turbulence as one of the biggest risks to performance, according to a Gartner survey.
By Greg Andrews | August 25, 2022
"Usually, people don't want to be a whistleblower. They do it because they feel compelled to do it because no one is listening," said Rob Chesnut, a former Airbnb general counsel and chief ethics officer.
By Greg Andrews | August 18, 2022
"The worst question an activist can ask is the one you haven't thought about," according to a Boston Consulting Group report.
By Greg Andrews | August 11, 2022
"The snapback in wanting people to come back to the office is real, and it is interesting," said Mike Evers, an attorney recruiter.
By Greg Andrews | July 28, 2022
"It's true that the finance department deals in numbers and data, but the lawyer's ability to navigate ambiguity can make a GC a more skilled co-pilot in rocky economic seas," one general counsel said.
By Greg Andrews | July 21, 2022
Whatever happens with the economy, companies are preparing for the worst, including laying the groundwork or pulling the trigger on widespread layoffs. And that means lots of new challenges for legal chiefs.
By Greg Andrews | July 14, 2022
Elon Musk's history of giving short shrift to lawyers might have contributed to the problems he's facing now. Twitter says that the billionaire entrepreneur agreed to a "seller-friendly" agreement to buy Twitter for $44 billion—a pact he's new trying to extricate himself from.
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