Connecticut Law Tribune | Expert Opinion
By Nina Pirrotti | May 14, 2020
A lawyer explores all the facts surrounding a COVID-19-related job termination to figure out where the truth lies—or at least where the evidence points.
Corporate Counsel | Expert Opinion
By Brett Ingerman, Stasia Kelly, Kathleen Ruhland and John Gilluly | May 14, 2020
The "new normal" has become a household phrase, not only because we are all stuck working from home, but because it seeks to identify the ways in which we work, interact, and conduct business in the middle of a global pandemic. But what will the "next normal" look like?
The Legal Intelligencer | Expert Opinion
By Samuel C. Stretton | May 14, 2020
Understanding that judges are not allowed to have ex parte communications, it appears that specialized courts such as Drug Court and Veterans Court regularly have ex parte communications. Is there an exception under the rules for that?
By Julia Mezhinsky Jayne and Bruce Gerstman | May 14, 2020
Fake cures and tests seem to be flooding social media these days and thus it will be interesting to see how many hit the radar of the authorities.
By Justin Eichenberger and Mary Fuller | May 14, 2020
When it comes to processing personal information, Americans do not have a general right to privacy because the United States does not have a comprehensive privacy law.
Texas Lawyer | Analysis|Best Practices|Commentary|Expert Opinion
By Craig Duewall and Alan W. Hersh | May 13, 2020
With the adoption of the Texas Arbitration Act, the last half-century has been marked by a steady increase in courts' willingness to, and even preference for, enforcing arbitration provisions.
By Julie Q. Brush | May 13, 2020
What exactly does it mean "to lead"? Can anyone be a leader? How does today's pandemic provide each of us with the opportunity to shine?
Litigation Daily | Expert Opinion
By Howard Berkower, William D. Brown, Jr., Jonathan Pizarro-Ross and Scott J. Seger | May 13, 2020
Recent FAQ guidance from the Small Business Administration is causing great uncertainty for businesses that have received paycheck protection loans and are grappling with whether to return them, write litigators from McCarter & English.
Corporate Counsel | Expert Opinion
By Paul E. Breene and Anthony B. Crawford | May 13, 2020
The response from the insurance industry has been underwhelming, with the industry generally taking the position that there is no coverage for COVID-19-related business interruption losses.
By Michael T. Brody | May 13, 2020
"Reasonable suspicion" requires more than an "inarticulate hunch," but Terry permitted this limited intrusion based on a lower threshold than the showing of probable cause required to obtain a search warrant.
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