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When your business needs a standardized contract, it's tempting to reach for Google and ChatGPT. After all, you're smart and you're going to review each clause of the contract...

In this episode of "The Trial Lawyer's Handbook" podcast series, litigation attorney Dan Small reflects on the unpredictable and often mysterious nature of jury selection and engagement...

When your business needs a standardized contract, it's tempting to reach for Google and ChatGPT. After all, you're smart and you're going to review each clause of the contract before using it, right?

The conventional wisdom is that a jury intimidates defendants, particularly insurance companies, and creates the possibility of a higher verdict than in a bench trial.

Rarely does the Second Circuit feel impelled to delve into the law relating to document preservation.

While Dean Chemerinsky rightly criticizes the reliance on outdated English legal precedents, the U.S. legal system should go further by fully rejecting colonial-era English...

This week, two high-profile investigations have highlighted the enormous financial and legal risks created by lax management of employees' text messages, apps, and personal mobile devices in the workplace...

"Laugh, and the world laughs with you." It's not just a piece of wisdom from the 19th Century poet Ella Wheeler; it's a lesson in crisis management.

Why are 'real estate' and 'debt' interlocked in the minds of so many investors?

The realm of intelligence and espionage often seems shrouded in mystery, filled with veiled strategies and clandestine operations.

These transfers are often a part of a sophisticated supply chain that uses multiple networked systems, and is therefore vulnerable to attack.

This past month, the Nasdaq exchange and BlackRock, the world's largest global asset manager and top provider of ETFs, upped the ante in the elusive pursuit of a U.S. spot Bitcoin...

The average age of directors in the top ASX 200 companies is falling and directors under 40 years are becoming popular.

Different rules apply to different types of documents, and the length of time needed depends on what the documents are.

On December 12, 2003, Prime Minister Paul Martin was sworn in as Canada's 21st Prime Minister. After taking his oath of office, Prime Minister Martin appointed his first Cabinet; and announced his plans to "change government", "build a twenty-first century economy" and "secure Canada's public health and safety.

The case between CoC of Essar Steel v. Satish Kumar Gupta, in a series of petitions filed in the apex court finally paved way for its final verdict on November 15, 2019.

The Supreme Court of India in the recent judgment of Manish Kumar and others vs. Union of India , ruled against a group of allottees of real-estate projects who had challenged the amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code Act 2020.