InsideCounsel Magazine November 2009
Features
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Private Practices
Employers struggle to draw the line between snooping and protecting their business.
Profile
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Perfect Brew
Dan Lee blends business and law at the top of Caribou Coffee's legal team.
Litigation
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Open Secrets
Ruling on IRS summons for sensitive tax documents could have broader implications for privilege.
IP
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Pleading Precedent
Inequitable conduct ruling may alter the patent infringement litigation landscape.
Labor
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Contingent Concerns
Compliance laws can cloud the benefit of hiring temporary workers.
Technology
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Inside Job
Insourcing can save money on e-discovery--as long as it's done right.
Regulatory
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Powering Down
Data center power consumption has doubled since 2000-- and environmentalists are taking notice.
Global
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Conspiracy Theory
ECJ lowers the bar to finding a concerted practice is anti-competitive, putting risk in information-sharing.
Corporate Crime
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Big Money
DOJ sends a message on health care fraud with record $2.3 billion Pfizer settlement.
In Review
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Magic Touch
Convert to Touch Duo is an affordable stand-in for a tablet PC--but won't replace the real thing.
From The Editor
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Positive Perspective
Focusing on the good things that have happened in your life will go a long way toward keeping your spirits up as the season of cheer approaches.
Inside Perspective
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Legal Reconstruction
Keeping counsel engaged and the legal department running efficiently is key in the current climate.
Circuits
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In-House Attorneys Get SOX Whistleblower Protection
Attorney-client privilege doesn't bar SOX claims.
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Gay People Can Bring Title VII Gender Stereotyping Claims
Gay man's stereotyping claims go forward.
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"Obsolete Skills" Beat Discrimination Claims in ADEA Case
Outdated skills grounds for termination, regardless of age.
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Court Dismisses ID Theft Claim That Does Not Allege Injury
Potential future injury not a sufficient claim.
Career Talk
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Leo Burnett GC Wins Advertising Industry Award
"It's a huge honor for any attorney to be recognized by a business community."
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In-house Career Changes
GC Appointments
Inside Non-Profits
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Hidden Agenda
Proposals in health care bill send non-profits scrambling.
Ethical Insights
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Guarding the Gatekeepers
A practical approach to attorney-client privilege supports in-house counsel who pursue SOX whistleblower claims.
Online Exclusive
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Preserving Privilege
In light of Textron, some companies might want to reevaluate their tax accrual workpaper policies.
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Symptoms and the Cause
In-house counsel have another long-term option to reduce e-discovery-related costs: adopting stronger corporate data retention policies.
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Swine Flu Raises Employee Privacy Concerns
While employers may want to find out whether sick employees have swine flu symptoms, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and state laws limit the medical information employers can seek from employees.
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Using Web 2.0 to Advance Your Career
Going beyond directory listings to the brave new world of thought leadership, Mike explores the career-development possibilities of Web 2.0.
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The Convergence of eDiscovery, Internal Investigations and Compliance
In-house counsel shift to consolidate practice areas.
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