“If being a salesperson were a crime, would there be enough evidence to convict you?”
Corporate Law Departments, June 2001
Making “safe” the manufacturer’s hazard and safety risk analysis—steps a manufacturer can take to assure that product safety reviews do not themselves create liability
Corporate Law Departments, June 2001
Subject index to substantive articles in volumes 36, 37 and 38 of The Corporate Lawyer
Corporate Law Departments, June 2001
Driving the after-tax dollar—Surviving the down-turn: avoiding owing Uncle Sam from restructuring
Corporate Law Departments, April 2001
Federal taxation of real property by foreign corporations under the Foreign Investment in Real Property Act (“FIRPTA”)
Corporate Law Departments, April 2001
Dealing with the government’s “ambush” interviews of executives
Corporate Law Departments, March 2001
An in-house counsel’s guide to dealing with cybersquatters: Part II (the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act)
Corporate Law Departments, March 2001
Negotiating cell tower leases from the lessor’s perspective Part I (of II)
Corporate Law Departments, March 2001
Balancing employee absenteeism with the Family and Medical Leave Act
Corporate Law Departments, February 2001
An in-house counsel’s guide to dealing with cybersquatters— part I (ICCAN’s Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy)
Corporate Law Departments, February 2001
U.S. Supreme Court holds that an order compelling arbitration and dismissing underlying claim is a final decision within the meaning of §16 of the Federal Arbitration Act.
Corporate Law Departments, February 2001
California law now exempts highly paid tech professionals from OT rules
Corporate Law Departments, January 2001
New laws affect the transfer of information across the Atlantic
Corporate Law Departments, January 2001
Regulation FD: The SEC’s new selective disclosure rule takes effect
Corporate Law Departments, January 2001
A review of the Corporate Law Departments Section’s Fall Dinner Program
Corporate Law Departments, January 2001
California Supreme Court approves mandatory predispute agreements to arbitrate statutory and other employment discrimination disputes
Corporate Law Departments, December 2000
Crisis communications: A mathematical formula for killing rumors
Corporate Law Departments, December 2000
A review of recent discrimination cases in the Seventh Circuit: welcome to the real world, plaintiffs!
Corporate Law Departments, December 2000