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Whether you’re hoping to sell or acquire a business, an entrepreneur hoping to cross the t’s and dot the i’s, or a professional trying to protect yourself and yours, navigating legal issues can be a difficult task. Knowledge is power. We’re looking to arm you.

When Should a Prenup Be Revisited? Lessons From Litigation

Periodic reviews and full compliance with prenup terms can help couples avoid expensive litigation and ensure their prenup remains intact.

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Unintentional Delay: USPTO Shortens Threshold for Additional Information Requirement

In June the USPTO revised its practice of requiring additional information for certain petitions based on unintentional delay.

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Establishing a Foundation for Successful Negotiations in Mediation

The strongest mediation outcomes are usually achieved by evaluating risks, selecting the right mediator, and preparing realistic settlement objectives.

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Unlocking the Value of Intellectual Property Assets

Intellectual property (IP) including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, offers businesses flexibility that few other assets can match.

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Should HR Investigations Be Recorded? Privilege Risks in the Age of Teams and Zoom

In most cases, organizations should treat ‘no recording’ as the default rule when privilege and litigation exposure are in play.

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Reducing Legal Exposure When Managing Employee Performance Issues (US)

There are several practical steps employers can take to manage performance issues effectively while reducing legal exposure.

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Loose Lips, Large Language Models: What Your NDA Is Missing in the Age of AI

Today, a vulnerability is emerging around the use of AI that most NDAs do not adequately cover, and that dealmakers have not fully considered.

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Risk Management Basics

Business owners spend a lot of time thinking about growth, but many companies fail because they overlook something less exciting: risk management.

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The Valuation Gap: Why Litigation Demands a Different Model

In litigation, valuation is not an academic exercise. It is evidence under attack.

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