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Office Romance: There's probably no law that will stop it, but relationships between co-workers can cause all sorts of trouble in the corporate setting

Love your work? Great. Love at your work? Maybe not-so-great. Whether romance in the workplace involves a supervisor with an underling, an employee with a vendor or two folks in the same department, it is replete with possible, shall we say, entanglements. Even if the…

Staff

Jul 7

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A DIFFERENT KIND OF TAKEOVER: Here are some ideas for a trial lawyer taking a colleague's case to court

By Matthew L. Lalli There is a joke in large law firms that making partner is like winning a pie-eating contest in which the prize is more pie. If you have a low-to-moderate appetite for pie, the prize is not worth the effort. The same could be said of a practice niche I fell…

Matthew L. Lalli There

Jul 7

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Law Firm Cybersecurity: Be alert for the ‘silent hack’

By Bahar Ferguson After what seems like an eternity in a room, sifting through thousands of seemingly bottomless boxes of Bates-stamped documents, the art of the case starts coming together. The exciting breaks for your client and the documents supporting your theory to build a…

Bahar Ferguson After

Jul 7

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BOILERPLATE: Proper use of 'fine print' is critical for you and your client

By Chris Bennett and N. Todd Leishman Most contract clauses fall into one of two classifications: 1. Deal-specific clauses, or 2. Boilerplate clauses. Deal-specific clauses, such as pricing, receive the primary focus of most parties when drafting a contract and will…

Chris Bennett

Jul 7

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Staff

Jul 7

Columns

Since when do free marketeers believe communist China's plan will work?

By Veronique de Rugy We hear quite a bit of misleading rhetoric against China these days. Let’s grant, for argument’s sake, that the Chinese overproduce steel, dump some of that steel into Canada and Europe before it makes its way to the United States, pilfer intellectual…

Veronique de Rugy

Jul 7

Columns

Two cases indicate there is an all-out assault on meritocracy in America

By Fareed Zakaria In recent weeks, you might have heard about two seemingly unrelated issues that are actually quite connected. In New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio signaled his desire to scrap the highly competitive exam for eight New York public high schools, including…

Fareed Zakaria

Jul 7

Columns

EPA cost-benefit analysis: A $56 billion swing with just a stroke of a pen

By Robert Pembroke Mark Twain once said, “Figures don’t lie, but liars do figures.” I am sorry, folks, but after my four score and three years, I no longer respect politicians. At the beginning of my professional career, I not only respected politicians, I gave money to them. I…

Robert Pembroke Mark Twain

Jul 7

Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs 7-9-18

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com. The submission deadline is one week before publication. ASSOCIATIONS • Skyworks Global Inc. , a Salt Lake City-gyronautics company, has announced that…

Staff

Jul 7