PTAB Pushed Toward More Precedent, Predictability
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Patent litigators — and their clients — have been hoping for better consistency from the now-six-year-old Patent Trial and Appeal Board. They may be...
NLRB Takes Another Shot at Browning-Ferris
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The National Labor Relations Board is looking to restore its traditional joint employer standard — and with a method that might make it last.
On...
Contractors Get Much-Needed Clarity on Audits
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Every year, the federal government audits contractors and subcontractors for data showing that they aren’t engaging in pay discrimination. But companies are often mystified...
Companies Brace for NAFTA Aftermath
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It’s a tricky time to be an international trade lawyer. It’s likewise difficult to get clear guidance for companies in that area.
As the U.S.,...
A Conversation With Summit Materials’ Corporate Counsel
Private practice M&A experience has come in handy for Summit Materials in-house attorney Anne Benedict.
Benedict, the executive vice president, chief legal officer and secretary...
Corporate Counsel Spotlight: Lee Reichert
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If you were going to pick your first day as a beer company’s chief legal officer, it probably wouldn’t be March 1, 2018. But...
Corporate Counsel Spotlight: Michelle Berge
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School districts exist to educate students, but such a large public-facing organization much also be equipped to handle myriad issues that affect kids, their...
Do Employers Have the Green Light to Install No-Recording Policies?
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With secret workplace recordings showing up in nightly newscasts and high-profile lawsuits, employers are perhaps more interested than ever in maintaining policies that restrict...
EEOC Seizing #MeToo Momentum With Harassment Lawsuits
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This month the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lit up headlines around the country with a raft of harassment lawsuits aimed at various businesses in...
NLRB Rethinking Stance on Employee Email Use
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The National Labor Relations Board now has another Obama-era decision in its crosshairs — this one dealing with restrictions that employers may lawfully impose...