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USA - April 23 2013
Memorializing an agreement in a written contract serves two primary purposes. First and foremost, a written contract should clearly set out the deal…
USA - March 21 2013
In a recent post, I discussed how a company could be liable for referencing a third-party's unbiased endorsement if, unbeknownst to that company, the…
USA - March 7 2013
When an employee talks to in-house or outside counsel for the purpose of obtaining legal advice for the company, that communication will be…
USA - February 21 2013
It should come as no surprise that making a false statement about a competitor's product or service is actionable. Similarly, albeit slightly less…
USA - January 17 2013
By popular demand, here again are what I consider to be the top 5 myths related to the attorney-client privilege. I recently spoke at a presentation…
