Litigation

News and Trends

The Disruption Of The Legal Industry In The Aftermath Of the COVID-19 Crisis

The coronavirus pandemic will likely boost the legal industry revolution. It will propel law into the digital age and reshape its landscape. The entire legal ecosystem will be affected- consumers, providers, academia, and the judicial system.

Leadership

Litigation Usually Isn't the Solution But Sometimes It Totally Is

Win or lose, your attorney is costing you hundreds of dollars an hour.

Technology

How Background Verification Can Help to Hire the Right Candidate?

Ways to filter people who may prove to be disloyal, inefficient, potential litigators & who may put an at risk by indulging in racism, sexual, emotional and verbal harassment

Social Media

You Can Block Critics on Twitter, but the President Can't

A federal judge has ruled people have a First Amendment right to comment on President Trump's Twitter feed even if he doesn't like what they say.

Business News

This May Not be the News You Want But Bringing a Lawsuit Just Got Easier

An insurance startup has a new policy that will cover the costs of bringing a case that you lose.

Thought Leaders

Successfully Making the Jump From Employee to Entrepreneur

It took me more than one leap to land safely on the other side.

Thought Leaders

Theranos: The House of Cards That Elizabeth Holmes Built

Thirteen years, a thousand employees, $700 million of venture capital, 40 wellness centers. Six million blood tests. Zero revenue. This is how it happened.

Business News

6 Lessons From the Demise of Gawker

Gawker was crushed by a libel suit brought by Hulk Hogan and financed by Peter Thiel. Gawker founder Nick Denton is no victim; he did this to himself.

Growth Strategies

Tips To Entrepreneurs - 5 Steps To Secure A Technology Patent

Before you even decide to launch a patent, it's crucial to first evaluate your idea as a viable business opportunity

Leadership

Shocking Allegations Against Global Ad Agency CEO Detail Everything You Don't Want Your Office to Be

Gustavo Martinez, CEO of J. Walter Thompson, denies charges of racism and misogyny brought in a lawsuit by a top staffer. The allegations, if proved, epitomize what is meant by 'hostile work environment.'

Growing a Business

Is It So Wrong That DoorDash Delivers a Delicious Double Double to My Front Door?

Here are the ins and outs of the legal battle involving fast-food burger giant In-N-Out and DoorDash, a food-delivery startup.

Legal

5 Things You Need to Know About Web Accessibility

With litigation under the Americans with Disabilities Act on the rise, companies should be adding web accessibility to their list of top priorities for 2016.

Marketing

The Quirky State Laws That Salespeople Must Know About

Little-known regulations, such as the fact that Tuesday is Mardi Gras Day in Louisiana, can get telemarketers in big trouble.

Science & Technology

The Top 5 Cloud IT Challenges Facing Businesses in 2015

As cloud computing becomes the norm for businesses of all sizes, the demands for security and reliability will increase.

Growing a Business

Congress Should Help Small Businesses Deter Patent Trolls

The patent trolls are the only stakeholders who benefit from vague and unclear threats to sue for patent infringement.