More Than a Seat at the Table: Building Boards That Add Value
An engaged board of directors is a strategic asset, offering expertise and independent judgment to strengthen decisions, manage risk and prepare for growth.
An engaged board of directors is a strategic asset, offering expertise and independent judgment to strengthen decisions, manage risk and prepare for growth.
This downloadable drafting aid for experienced M&A attorneys is designed as a more brief starting point for sub lower middle-market transactions.
Effectively managing corporate crises requires paying attention to communications strategy and preserving privilege as well as governance and legal issues.
Business Regulation update: State AGs sue over CTA final rule; Del. Chancery Court finds board didn’t breach LLC agreement by not paying tax distributions.
Key developments of 2025 included more proposed noncompete bills, new federal enforcement trends and notable cases on post-employment restrictive covenants.
Chicago film quotations inspired a memorable review of critical legal ethics rules regarding competency, organizational clients, and more.
All lawyers should be able to spot potential privacy issues. This brief guide offers an orientation to the legal landscape for privacy in the United States.
AI agents may cause harm through actions not specifically directed by a human, raising questions about who is liable and how businesses can mitigate risks.
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Read MoreAttorneys are problem solvers, often tasked with ensuring safe adoption of emerging technologies in real time. With our added…
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ABA Model Rule 4.2 is seeing an apparent renewed emphasis in 2022. Rule 4.2—commonly known as the “no…
The Barton doctrine, first articulated by the Supreme Court in 1881, requires a party to obtain leave…
This article is Part II of the Musings on Contracts series by Glenn D. West, which explores the unique…
Authored by the Working Group to Draft Model Contract Clauses to Protect Human Rights in International…
Every year, I teach a biotechnology practicum to a class of second- and third-year law students enrolled…
Delaware is a contractarian state, which allows parties the freedom to contract as they see fit and leaves…
Adversity in business is a frequent occurrence; disagreements arise, personalities clash, and goals diverge…
Nayelly serves as IT and Enterprise Counsel for 7-Eleven, Inc. where she drafts and…
Christopher J. Harris is a litigation associate at Stevens & Lee who advises…
Sarah Hutchins is a partner in Parker Poe’s Charlotte office, where she leads the…
Kyler Mejia is an Associate at Tenenbaum Law Group PLLC, a ten-attorney, nationally…
