10 Signs Your Startup Should Hire a Lawyer
One telltale sign that it might be time to hire a lawyer for your startup is if you start receiving cease and desist letters from other businesses or individuals. ~ Gino Louise Reichert, LSAT Prep Hero
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Going Green: How Legaltech Improves an Organization’s Green Credentials
Greater access to information through legaltech, like the notification of actions needed or the automation of signatures, reveals the problem of waste in the legal industry as well.
How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Illinois
Illinois has some specific exemptions that you should take into account when filing for bankruptcy.
The Sand Shortage, and Why It Matters
Human beings are using sand faster than nature can make more of it. The sand shortage will affect all of us, but will we adapt?
What a Military First Aid Kit Teaches About Workplace Emergency Response
Along with training for preventative measures, knowing how to perform first aid can help avoid serious injury.
How a Smarter ‘Front Door’ Can Save Stressed-Out Legal Teams
The core issue is a lack of visibility. A lack of visibility into the status of legal requests creates a challenge for ensuring clear communication and obscures the overall picture of the legal department’s activities.
Skippack Medical Lab Announces Recall for Certain COVID Rapid Tests
Skippack Medical Lab is recalling certain lots of COVID-19 antigen rapid tests because they were never authorized for distribution.
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.