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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.
Navigating Today’s Lateral Moves
When contemplating a lateral move, understanding how to balance ambition while simultaneously minimizing risk is an essential professional ‘survival’ skill.
Read MoreFiling a Post-Grant or Inter Partes Review
Post-grant proceedings offer a quicker, more technical route to contest a patent’s validity, but they also carry strategic, financial, and procedural traps.
Read MoreThe Changing Face of Legal Practice
Law firms who choose to integrate technology into strategic planning, rather than treating it as an IT expense, are the ones posed to capture real value.
Read MoreThe Communications Decency Act and the Rise of the Trolls
Section 230 shields online platforms from liability for their user content, but raises complex questions about moderation and accountability.
Read MoreEmployment Law and 5 Steps To Prevent Wage Discrimination Claims
The Equal Pay Act is one of 4 laws governing compensation. Know the legal framework to prevent wage discrimination and correct poor policies.
Read MoreUsing Deposition Testimony at Trial
The difference between success and failure at trial often lies in how a deposition, recorded months earlier, is used when it matters most.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence in HR
While AI tools promise efficiency and cost savings, they also create new risks. For employers, the key is to balance efficiency with compliance.
Read MoreUsing Deposition Testimony at Summary Judgment
Done well, depositions can shape a persuasive summary judgment brief. Done poorly, they can create confusion or leave testimony unrebutted.
Read MoreManaging a Patent Portfolio
A patent transforms an idea into a property right, which can be licensed, sold, or defended in court.
Read MoreUnderstanding Arbitration
Businesses and individuals alike turn to arbitration because it can be faster, more cost-effective, and confidential compared to court battles.
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