By Frank Ready | December 9, 2020
Earlier this week Benjamin Moore said it planned to outsource all of its in-house legal work to outside providers. But other businesses mulling a similar arrangement may quickly find that cost savings or not, managing those providers will still require an investment of company time and resources.
By Jason Grant | December 8, 2020
"The defunding movement in effect started in Minneapolis in the aftermath of George Floyd's death, and we are hoping that our action, if we prevail, will help others to fight back," said Douglas Seaton, president of the nonprofit Upper Midwest Law Center.
The American Lawyer | Analysis
By Patrick Smith | December 8, 2020
Firms have dabbled, with mixed success, in podcasts for several years. But recent surveys show that the medium has picked up momentum during the pandemic, and it is high time firms take advantage.
By Dylan Jackson | December 8, 2020
The total dwarfs that of other markets such as Texas, Florida and Pennsylvania.
By Frank Ready | December 7, 2020
With corporate legal departments facing budgetary restraints as a result of COVID-19, they may be more open to hiring attorneys who are still early in their career. However, many young lawyers may prefer life at a big firm over working anywhere else in the legal ecosystem.
By Victoria Hudgins | November 24, 2020
COVID-19 delivered an unprecedented demand for IT services during the early months of lockdowns. But after sympathy and empathy initially softened complaints, IT providers said patience has grown thin.
By Robert Bloink & William H. Byrnes | November 20, 2020
There are a few viable paths that the justices could use to uphold the law, but here's what to know if they don't.
By Frank Ready | November 19, 2020
A new survey from Baker McKenzie found that while companies have increasingly looked to technology to help mitigate the business obstacles imposed by COVID-19, compliance personnel may not be getting the opportunity to consult on new purchases before they potentially trigger regulatory problems.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Adam P. Cohen and Derek Borchardt | November 19, 2020
At just two pages long, the bill might not seem like much at first glance. In actuality, it changes New York's anti-SLAPP law from one of the country's narrowest to perhaps the strongest.
By Frank Ready | November 18, 2020
While some of the initial hype that surrounded the initial launch of the GDPR back in 2018 may have left executives somewhat jaded when it comes to cybersecurity messaging, the pandemic may be simultaneously hindering and helping attempts to reinforce the importance of internal cybersecurity efforts.
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