Addressing Legal Issues for Businesses Around Coronavirus
As the coronavirus continues to bring global health and financial concerns, law firms are addressing the business legal challenges.
As the coronavirus continues to bring global health and financial concerns, law firms are addressing the business legal challenges.
A new Strategy & Business study finds that costs “can mount quickly when the chief executive officer of a large company is fired or departs …
New Stanford Business School research shows that business strategy that results in extensive business contracts may work against the business goals leaders seek to generate
This post by Kelly Ann Bird, Lindsay J. Jarusiewicz and Cathy Kenworthy was originally published in Gibbons Employment Law Alert here. Kelly Ann Bird is …
This week, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued final rules that describe how Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Title …
Until recently, merger news followed almost a formulaic path: announcement, followed by a lawsuit on behalf of shareholders, proceeding to a settlement that covered the …
In January, Chris Lehane, Airbnb’s head of global policy, uttered three words rarely heard in Washington, DC: “Please tax us.” After years of bruising political …
The backlash to the $185 million tax deal between Google and Great Britain, which critics say lets the company off too easy, has the European …
It’s not just the Oscars feeling the heat to expand diversity. Publicly-traded companies may face stiffer regulations in that direction, too. Securities and Exchange Commission …
Increasing numbers of American public companies are allowing proxy access voting to give investors a greater voice to change directors and influence corporate strategy, The …