Most states have moved ahead with programs intended to cut GHGs by increasing the use of alternative energy sources....
Dennis Brown, managing shareholder of Littler Mendelson's San Jose, Calif., office, and Marcia McCormick, associate professor at St. Louis University School of Law and co-editor of the Workplace Prof Law Blog, offer their advice....
The bill would amend securities laws to clarify where federal courts have jurisdiction over securities cases....
High court's ruling in Quon should shed some light on how much electronic privacy employees can expect....
The agency contends that policies that exclude applicants with criminal records violate Title VII because they have a disparate impact on blacks and Hispanics....
The USPTO has promised to alter its method of calculating patent term adjustments for new patents, but that leaves owners of many existing patents out in the cold....
A look at the agency at the heart of Citizens United....
Companies should tailor billing arrangements....
A former director of the Ohio EPA explains how, against the odds, the state reached attainment levels for ozone—and the new challenge it faces under proposed standards....
Using industry standard codes can simplify electronic invoicing....
SEC activity shows resurgence of insider trading prosecutions....
David Scott gives a refresher on LEED issues....
Pay for it yourself if necessary, but go to SuperConference....
Tips on how to incentivize lawyers to find and implement cost-effective e-discovery solutions....