The author reveals the surprising results of his interactive workshop, developed for the purpose of illuminating fundamental principles of moral accountability and moral discernment.
Business Ethics columnist offers a defense of Scrooge, the infamous miser from “A Christmas Carol,” on how he truly is an “ethical” man of business.
Checklist of steps a legal department can take to mitigate problems that may arise when retaining outside counsel.
This article, developed by Latham & Watkins, covers the ruling in Crest v. Padilla I and II that found that the California Corporations Code Section 301.3 (SB 826) and Assembly Bill 979 (AB 979) were in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the California Constitution. Read the article to learn more.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter II. The Supplemental Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter II. The Supplemental Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter I. The Principal Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter II. The Supplemental Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter I. The Principal Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter III. General Provisions.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter I. The Principal Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
This sample CEO message illustrates how to incorporate an important element of a comprehensive FCPA program into your company’s compliance plan and is designed to help compliance professionals ensure they have considered all of the issues. Senior management should send a strong message that the company is unequivocally committed to ethical behavior and compliance.
This sample filing language illustrates how to incorporate a necessary element of a comprehensive FCPA program into your company’s compliance library and is designed to help compliance professionals ensure they have considered all of the issues. Disclosure language covering FCPA risks must clearly state that the company is aware of corruption risks and has implemented specific compliance efforts.
This article involves moving beyond the initial step of any law enforcement agency taking your company's report of criminal activity if it falls within their jurisdiction, leading to a criminal investigation and eventual prosecution.
Blockchain is an exciting new technology that can be utilized in the legal field. In this article, experts discuss how the application of this technology will benefit your in-house department as well as some basic ways to understand and engage with this exciting tech.
With new and expanded protections now available for whistleblower employees, companies should be careful when dealing with an employee who has reported alleged wrongdoing by the company. Read this column to learn the recent developments in anti-retaliation provisions.
This is a sample services agreement specifically for the state of Delaware.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter I. The Principal Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter I. The Principal Register.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
Are you constantly balancing increasing accountabilities, client demands, and attrition rates? Do the responses "burned-out" and "overwhelmed" sound too familiar? This panel discussion is designed to present an overview of key practice management standards/Rules of Professional Conduct from U.S. and Canadian jurisdictions related to competence, practice management and wellness alongside strategies for in-house lawyers, taking into account perspectives from in-house and law firm lawyers, to lead and manage with resilience and leverage effective communication, attention and decision management approaches to prioritize and manage workload in alignment with organizational strategic priorities to allow for efficient delivery of legal services.
In particular, the panel will discuss the American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.1 (Competence), and comparative competence rules alongside the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.1 (Competence), comparatively, between California, Illinois, New York, Texas and Ontario, Canada – and the interplay of attorney competence with strategies for in-house lawyers to build resilience.
Following the panel discussion, attendees will break out into groups for an interactive discussion around various legal practice management scenarios, using a special “session dice” leveraging the approaches discussed during the panel and share approaches to challenging legal practice and management situations.
Squire Sanders Sample Covenant to Partner with Clients
This is an excerpt from United States Code Annotated, Title 15. Commerce and Trade, Chapter 22, Trademarks (Refs & Annos), Subchapter IV. The Madrid Protocol.
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