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
Seventh Circuit addresses diversity jurisdiction when defendant is a member corporation
Corporate Law Departments, December 2000
10th Circuit explains Kolstad requirements for defending Title VII actions in Cadena v. The Pacesetter Corporation, (10th Cir. 2000)
Corporate Law Departments, November 2000
Corporate compliance/voluntary disclosure or “how to keep your corporate board and officers out of jail and reduce civil judgment exposure”
Corporate Law Departments, November 2000
Ninth Circuit rules that government attorneys can speak ex parte with employees of represented companies when the employee initiates the communications.
Corporate Law Departments, November 2000
UCITA is coming! UCITA is coming! (One if by land, two if by C)
Corporate Law Departments, November 2000
D.C. circuit strikes down U.S. EPA’s periodic monitoring guidance
Corporate Law Departments, October 2000
Does UPL by in-house counsel really waiver the attorney-client privilege?
Corporate Law Departments, October 2000
Illinois expands admissibility for expert testimony on causation
Corporate Law Departments, October 2000
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals holds California district court has specific jurisdiction because defendant invoked NSI’s dispute resolution process against California corporation.
Corporate Law Departments, October 2000
Electronic signatures: John Hancock won’t be forgotten anytime soon
Corporate Law Departments, September 2000
The darker side of corporate compliance programs: A wolf in sheep’s clothing?
Corporate Law Departments, August 2000
Federal ADEA litigation just became easier for the petitioner under Reeves v. Sanderson Plumbing, Inc.: prima facie case plus pretext usually wins
Corporate Law Departments, August 2000
Subject index to substantive articles in Volumes 36 and 37 of The Corporate Lawyer
Corporate Law Departments, July 2000
U.S. Supreme Court rules that blanket primary elections are unconstitutional
Corporate Law Departments, July 2000
Supreme Court of California rules that corporation can recover fees for in-house counsel
Corporate Law Departments, June 2000
Fifth District holds that corporation not liable for employee’s alienation-of-affection actions
Corporate Law Departments, May 2000