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The Heightened Developments in D&O Liability Exposure
Directors and officers (D&Os) face liability exposure, including fines, penalties and damages, as they perform their ever-increasing duties and...
Design Patent Damages: Hot Buttons
Manufacturers constantly compete with one another in creating the best looking and most unique products in today’s cutthroat market environment....
TCPA in the 2017 Landscape
Class action filings under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) continued to be one of the most filed lawsuits in the United States in...
Green Bonds: Trends & Updates
Green bonds, issued to finance environmentally friendly projects, are increasing in demand and number. Issuances reached a record high of $93.4...
The Action is Still On for DOL’s Overtime Rule
Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) asked for a 30-day extension of time to file a brief in the court proceeding that could...
Calculating Financial Damages and Valuations in U.S. Litigation
Calculating financial damages and valuations in litigation requires strict attention to rules and procedures when quantifying and presenting reliable...
Addressing Future Risks and Legal Challenges of Insider Threats
Today's growing number of insider threats, which involve exfiltrating data, sabotaging and manipulating corporate data and IT systems, have...
Maximizing Opportunities and Mitigating Risks
Organizations are recognizing the need for a formal risk management system as business risks continue to increase. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is...
The Federal Rule of Evidence (FRE) 502, eDiscovery and Attorney-Client Privilege
Protecting the attorney-client privilege is critical for effective representation. With the prevalence of electronic communication comes an increased...
The Implications of Yates Memo
On September 9, 2015, then Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates issued a memorandum citing the Department of Justice's (DOJ) focus on the...
Fintech Digitization and Transformation of SMEs and B2B
The financial services industry is continuously being challenged by digital disruption. Investments in financial technology have grown exponentially...
Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP)
Offshore compliance remains a top priority for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Offshore tax avoidance is included in the IRS’ 2017 Dirty...
VoIP E911
In this teleconference, leading experts and solutions providers will directly address the issues surrounding E911 head-on. Consider this a “how...
MedicarePart D Executive Roundtable Teleconference
This year, the most sweeping legislation in healthcare in recent history took effect. Medicare Part D is the federal government’s solution to...
FDA Proposes Major Changes in Food Labels
Recently, the FDA has changed many of the rules governing how food is labeled for consumer products. Changes include listing the amount of trans fat,...
The USA PATRIOT Act and Anti-Money Laundering
The USA PATRIOT ACT Title III made 52 amendments to the Bank Secrecy Act alone, and reshaped whole sections of the Code of Federal Regulations. The...
Network Neutrality Debate and Its Impact On Technology Teleconference
Network Neutrality is the concept that everyone should have unobstructed access to the Internet. Some Internet providers want to block access to...
The FAA & Creating a New Air Traffic Control System
A new proposal under consideration would allow the FAA to issue bonds that it would pay back via user fees. This system would shift funding...
Understanding CALEA Teleconference
In May 2006, the FCC adopted a “Second Report and Order”. Since then, the legislation has come under fire with some groups claiming that...
Universal Service Teleconference
The 1996 Act mandates that all providers of telecom services, contribute to the Federal Universal Service fund. The challenge is, with the tectonic...
Pension Reform Act 2006 Teleconference & ERISA
On August 3, 2006, the Senate passed H.R. 4, the Pension Protection Act of 2006 (the “Act”)1, which provides significant relief from...
Deposit-Insurance Fund Regulation Change How
As a widely anticipated consequence of legislation passed in Congress, the FDIC’s board recently voted to approve an increase of annual...
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Supreme Court's New Bankruptcy Rules Navigating and Coping with Changes
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Intellectual Property v. Cheaper Medicines? The Dance Continues...
Tom LaPointe, Publisher
The Supreme Court earlier this month handed a victory to those seeking quick access to biosimilars—near-replicas of... More »
Debt-Equity Changes What You Need To Know...
Erika Espin, Editorial Staff
Debt-equity regulations may be getting an overhaul, and many of the Obama-era tax rules are allegedly either going to... More »
Light Turns Green for Consumer Class Actions. (For Employees, the...
Tom LaPointe, Publisher
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently announced a new rule barring companies from using contractual clauses to... More »
The Growing Risk of Online Fraud...
Andrew Macleod, Editorial Staff
No matter how beneficial something is, there are always unintended consequences. One of the unintended consequences... More »
From the Oval Office to Yours The HR Quagmire of Social Media...
Andrew Macleod, Editorial Staff
Amid the commotion surrounding @realDonaldTrump on Twitter, can a Human Resources perspective offer some... More »
Wrangling With Robocalls The Telephone Consumer Protection Act in...
Erika Espin, Editorial Staff
How does the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) interact with the increasingly automated world of... More »
Held at Ransom The Dangerous Business of Ransomware...
Tom LaPointe, Publisher
When criminal activity begins to operate like an efficient, well-developed business, bad things are bound to happen.... More »
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