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The Moneyball revolution that transformed baseball just turned 20 years old. The principles applied by Billy Beane and the Oakland A's have impacted not just baseball but multiple professional sports.

A well-constituted board of directors can make a company more profitable, more valuable, and less vulnerable to risk.

Daniel Waldman shares his insights on effective networking strategies within the legal industry, revealing how meaningful professional connections can lead to career opportunities. His article in Precedent Magazine explores the evolution from awkward networking attempts to building genuine relationships that create lasting value.

On January 7, 2022—the same day the Supreme Court of the United States heard oral arguments concerning the OSHA workplace vaccine mandate—the Louisiana Supreme Court...

Navigating the complexities of employment termination is no easy task, with significant implications for the parties involved.

With the Holiday Season in full swing, many employers ask us about the wisdom of holding company parties where alcohol will be served. They generally want to know about the risk involved if an employee drinks too much at the party and misbehaves, or worse, injures or kills someone on the way home.

While some races remain undecided, it is clear at this point that Democrats will control the U.S. House of Representatives in the next Congress.

History buffs may be interested to learn that this "right-to-work" concept flows from the Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947, commonly referred to as the Taft-Hartley Act.

Tasteless comments about the growth of social communication often fall back on the hackneyed metaphor of "spreading like a cancer."

Before we all turn our full attention to the nominations of Representative Tom Price as Secretary of Health and Human Services, and policy consultant Seema Verma to lead CMS, . . .

As the Democrats in Washington prepare to assume control of the House of Representatives following the 2018 midterm elections, "pundits" and "experts" ...

Most businesses think protecting their intellectual property is their own responsibility, and it is.

Here’s a small-time Silicon Valley inventor’s worst nightmare: he shops his technology to a large multi-national company, but they declines to implement his idea.

On cross-motions for summary judgment in this civil action for review under Section 1071(b) of the Trademark Act, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida upheld the TTAB's...

Let's start with some trivia. What are the current names of the following longtime Oregon law firms?

A recent Supreme Court of New York decision has held that e-mails between an employee and his attorneys sent using the employer's e-mail system are not privileged.