Don’t Expect Justice When The Government Hauls You Into Court
‘Systemic, built-in bias’ is a very real issue for administrative law judges.
‘Systemic, built-in bias’ is a very real issue for administrative law judges.
In a nation awash in both guns and angry people, a corporate security expert shares tips to protect your people. “The level of mental illness out there is a level I’ve never seen before.”
CEOs and directors everywhere should expect investors and stakeholder groups to become more vocal on this issue over the next year.
Survey of legal teams shows companies are treating these risks proactively instead of defensively.
The government-required “forever chemical” spawns an endless wave of litigation.
A recent ruling opens the door to third-party litigation—and the resurrection of defunct
corporate plaintiffs.
Having an influencer endorse your product seems like a great idea, but when messages go south, both companies and endorsers may be on the hook.
Antitrust law isn’t—or shouldn’t be—about breaking up businesses just for being big.
It may sound like a good alternative to mandating, but it likely won’t have the intended effect of increasing vaccination rates—and could create administrative and legal headaches down the road.
It’s a question as old as America itself: When state and federal laws conflict, which one controls? For companies, that question is becoming essential.
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