Robert Freedman

Expect to face higher costs and more compliance complexity but if your employees' visas are in order, your company should be fine, a specialist says.

Expect to face higher costs and more compliance complexity, but if employees’ visas are in order, companies should be fine, a specialist said.

The plaintiff’s attorney in a wrongful termination case faces sanctions for including nonexistent cases and fake quotations in a Texas federal court filing.

A former employee says the New York football team and the NFL are using his design without permission and obtained the trademark fraudulently.

Coinbase and Ripple executives want law firms not to hire lawyers who worked on lawsuits against them.

Gail Slater, who would take over from Jonathan Kanter as the agency’s competition enforcer, is “not known as a friend of big tech” and her choice isn’t “good for Google,” CNBC analyst Jim Cramer says.

Gail Slater, who would take over from Jonathan Kanter as the agency's competition enforcer, is “not known as a friend of big tech” and her choice isn't “good for Google,” CNBC analyst Jim Cramer says.

The judge's focus on DEI in rejecting the agreement is attention-grabbing but it's the absence of court enforcement that's the problem, a legal scholar says.

Rima Alaily, a top company legal officer, is using public communications to position the world's third largest company as a champion of transparency.

Companies whose agreements need paring down in scope can expect some help but if the agreements need a major rewrite, courts are likely to balk, a Chancery Court ruling suggests.