Top Quartile of Legal Ops Pros Earn More Than $234,000 Annually, According to Brightflag & Legal Operators Survey
New report examines state of compensation in legal operations.
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Bidscale and ContractPodAi Partner to Launch a DCO, the First-Ever End-to-End Federal Contracting Solution
Federal contracting is an essential but complex process. It can take years for a contract to be planned, solicited, and awarded, ultimately delaying innovation.
Georgia Jury Finds Durhamtown Off Road Park Liable for Local Man’s Death
Dr. White was struck and killed by a falling tree while riding his motocross bike on an advanced track at the facility while wearing all his protective gear.
Ruby Launches New Customer Service Resource Hub to Empower Small Businesses
In honor of National Small Business Week (May 2 – 5), Ruby’s free resource hub helps small business owners start, grow and evolve their businesses.
Wolters Kluwer Report Reveals Corporate Legal’s Outsourcing Priorities
Technology strategies and corporate compliance among the most outsourced activities, according to new survey commissioned by Wolters Kluwer CT Corporation and Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Affirms Modification of Antidumping/Countervailing Orders on Quartz Surface Products from China to Address Evasion and Circumvention Through “Crushed Glass”
The court’s opinion represents a resounding victory for Cambria and ensures that Chinese producers and exporters will not be able to evade the payment of AD/CVD duties by shifting their production to “crushed glass” products.
Texas Young Lawyers Association to host Western States Regional Summit
The summit is designed to foster networking, information sharing, and to encourage education, leadership, and collaboration among young lawyers.
Michigan Auto Law Announces 2022 Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship Winners
$5,000 in scholarships awarded to winning high school students.
Vickers v. Bison Specialty Services: An Exercise in Rampant Racism
Put together, and spread out over time, [the alleged actions] show a pattern of “frequent and offensive” acts creating a hostile work environment for Mr. Vickers and other employees of color.
Is Something Rotten in Delaware?
Whether there is an unstated agreement among Delaware’s legal and business consultants and operators and the judges of the Chancery and other courts to find creative ways to continue tapping companies embroiled in the court system would take a longer and more comprehensive investigation.