Mandatory Arbitration in Company Charters: A Threat to Investors
Samuel M. Ward and Michael A. Toomey (LAW ’10) discuss the impact of mandatory arbitration in company charters on investors
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Whistle while you work: Recent OSHA actions reinforce the importance of carefully handling whistleblower allegations
Lauren E. O’Donnell (LAW ’09) discusses the importance of carefully handling whistleblower allegations.
Broker-Dealer Recordkeeping Requirements
Broker-dealers take heed: Benjamin McCoy (LAW ’12) and colleagues provide an overview of the touchstone recordkeeping requirements
The SEC and Cybersecurity
Diana E. McCarthy (LAW ’93) and Joshua M. Lindauer examine the SEC through the lens of cybersecurity enforcement
On Track
Jonathan Broder (LAW ’83) provides an update on CSX since Hunter Harrison was foisted as the new CEO
Supreme Court Increases Delaware’s Role as Forum for Patent Litigation
Recent SCOTUS decision will bring patent cases to Delaware, says Ben Schladweiler (LAW ’04) and Nicholas Mozal (LAW ’11)
FinTech – The CFTC’s Silver Bullet?
Technology-focused investigations are in the CFTC’s future, predicts Peter Isajiw (LAW ’02) and colleagues
United We Stand
CEOs should “let professionals handle a communications crisis,” Jonathan Broder (LAW ’83) advises in his critique of United’s recent PR debacle.
Proposed Federal Income Tax Reform Still a Guessing (and Waiting) Game
It’s still a guessing game. William C. Hussey, II (LAW ’97) discusses the potential tax implications under the Trump Administration.
Hospital Pays $3.2M Resulting from HIPAA Security Rule Noncompliance
Recent 3.2M penalty against hospital has Karilynn Bayus (LAW ‘06) and Bruce Armon reminding covered entities to maintain robust compliance program.