Robert Freedman

Pixels are poised to become a data privacy nightmare for general counsel if they don’t ensure disclosures align with their organization’s use of the ubiquitous computer code.

More than just the contract terms, counsel should know the strategy driving the deal, according to Robert Ball of Enlace Health.

It's enough that Caesars and other Las Vegas hotels used the same software for them to be conspiring to restrain trade, the agency says in a brief.

The decision by the federal judiciary's rules committee to create a litigation finance subcommittee comes after 125 big companies argued transparency is needed.

Self-disclosures have picked up, too, doubling since 2021, as part of the agency’s broader corporate accountability push, an agency official reports.

The president-elect is known to be a user of NDAs that function as noncompetes, and the accounting firm behind the successful court challenge to the ban is a Trump tax adviser.

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Intangible assets aren’t being captured in the merger review thresholds that federal antitrust agencies rely on, a paper shows.

Trump's incoming “efficiency czar” has talked about handing corporation law to the federal government. That's a bad idea, Stephen Bainbridge of UCLA says.

The case is an example of securities lawsuits run amok, a directors and officers liability law specialist says.