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A full stock of cases in areas such as international arbitration is attracting litigation funders to Washington, D.C. during the latest months. One example is Validity Finance which announces the opening of an office
RingCentral and Zoom Video Communications have entered into an agreement to mutually withdraw from various legal proceedings and will continue to work together while RingCentral transitions existing customers from the legacy RingCentral Meetings (RCM) service
Hey, in-house lawyers: Federal judge wants to be more involved in e-discovery. According to the 6th Annual Federal Judges Survey, done by Exterro, Georgetown Law CLE, and EDRM, in-house legal teams have been shirking their
Privilege is one of those fraught issues for in-house counsel, and it’s constantly being relitigated. Now, a federal court in New Jersey has confirmed that members of a corporate family all are represented by
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Norton Rose’s litigation survey: In-house counsel fret about a downfall,
The law firm Norton Rose Fulbright conducts a survey of in-house counsel each year about litigation. And while the usual worries about cybersecurity are up front, there’s an additional wrinkle. This year’s respondents
Class action notice is one of those thorny problems that in-house lawyers have to occasionally face. How do you tell people that they may be entitled to an award? And the why don’t most
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French member of parliament proposes boosting privilege for in-house attorneys
Attorney-client privilege is one of those third-rail issues that evoke strong reactions in both attorneys and laypeople. In the United States, the privilege is pretty robust, for both lawyers in private practice and in-house. Not
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Draft German corporate crime bill limits attorney-client privilege, boosts internal
Germany has not had a formal law against corporate crimes, instead relying on a patchwork of administrative laws to prosecute corporate entities. Perhaps instigated by the diesel emission scandal at Volkswagen AG, the country’s
It can happen anytime: An employee sees wrongdoing somewhere in the organization, and contacts your compliance or legal department. What should you do? Kyle DeYoung, of Cadwalader, sets out how to respond in a client
