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Businesses possess a great deal of personal information about job applicants, employees, and former employees (e.g., retirees). In addition, employees and independent contractors of businesses ...

Changes are in store for those companies doing business (or that wish to do business) with Uncle Sam. Currently, certain obligations apply to entities that ...

For many M&A lawyers today, distressed deals are the only deals. Illustrating this, over the last year our M&A lawyers have teamed up with our ...

Hoping to give in-house lawyers a powerful tool to assess outside legal help, the Association of Corporate Counsel has unveiled a website that grades law ...

Medical device manufacturers had their hands full this year fighting legislation directed at the industry. Most of the focus has fallen on the health care ...

There are a number of simple precautions that employers can take to help protect their employees from the H1N1 virus, which President Barack Obama declared ...

Law offices are seeking new ways to deliver legal services and grow revenue in the face of the most difficult business environment in decades. Their ...

Photo: Bill Klotz Gaye Adams Massey, senior deputy general counsel at Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth Group, realized early in her career that she wanted to find an ...

Skip Durocher, leader of Dorsey & Whitney’s e-discovery group. Many in-house lawyers are accustomed to handing off the task of electronic discovery to outside counsel ...

Many of us conduct business on our cellular telephones, Blackberry devices, or laptop computers without thinking twice about the possible legal implications that such use ...